# Discrete Environment Benchmark

## :first\_place: Discrete Environment Benchmark Result

* [Upload PR #427](https://github.com/kengz/SLM-Lab/pull/427)
* [Dropbox data](https://www.dropbox.com/s/az4vncwwktyotol/benchmark_discrete_2019_09.zip?dl=0)

|    Env. \ Alg. |  DQN  | DDQN+PER | A2C (GAE) | A2C (n-step) |    PPO    |   SAC   |
| -------------: | :---: | :------: | :-------: | :----------: | :-------: | :-----: |
|       Breakout | 80.88 |    182   |    377    |      398     |  **443**  |  3.51\* |
|           Pong | 18.48 |   20.5   |   19.31   |     19.56    | **20.58** | 19.87\* |
|          Qbert |  5494 |   11426  |   12405   |   **13590**  |   13460   |  923\*  |
|       Seaquest |  1185 | **4405** |    1070   |     1684     |    1715   |  171\*  |
|    LunarLander |  192  |    233   |   25.21   |     68.23    |    214    | **276** |
|   UnityHallway | -0.32 |   0.27   |    0.08   |     -0.96    |  **0.73** |   0.01  |
| UnityPushBlock |  4.88 |   4.93   |    4.68   |     4.93     |  **4.97** |  -0.70  |

> Episode score at the end of training attained by SLM Lab implementations on discrete-action control problems. Reported episode scores are the average over the last 100 checkpoints, and then averaged over 4 Sessions. A Random baseline with score averaged over 100 episodes is included. Results marked with `*` were trained using the hybrid synchronous/asynchronous version of SAC to parallelize and speed up training time. For SAC, Breakout, Pong and Seaquest were trained for 2M frames instead of 10M frames.
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> For the full Atari benchmark, see [Atari Benchmark](https://github.com/kengz/SLM-Lab/blob/benchmark/BENCHMARK.md#atari-benchmark)

## :chart\_with\_upwards\_trend: Discrete Environment Benchmark Result Plots

#### Plot Legend

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