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kandi X-RAY | openai-gym Summary
This repository contains my solution for the OpenAI Gym problems on Reinforcement Learning. The environments in OpenAI gym are varied.You can work on these problems, submit the solution, compare and get evaluated.
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- Perform deep q learning .
- Copy the model parameters to the optimizer .
- Update the loss function .
- Predict model .
- Compute discounted rewards
- Epsilon policy .
- Computes discounted rewards .
- Pick a random action from the output .
- Input preprocessor .
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QUESTION
Below is a stripped-down version of the problem I'm hitting with memory management in relation to using the Python interpreter from C++.
The code as it is below will run properly, but its memory footprint will gradually grow over time. I added a line to manually invoke the Python garbage collection; this didn't solve the issue.
What do I need to change with this code to prevent the growing memory leak?
[edit]: As per the suggestion from below, I've cut down the pythonTest function even further. All it does is create an environment, reset it, and close it. The memory leak persists.
I'm using Python 3.10.2 on Windows 10. C++ is being compiled by Visual Studio to the C++14 standard. I have OpenAI-Gym version 0.22.0 installed.
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Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 15:10You're creating a new pActionList every time round the loop but you don't seem to be disposing of it.
Generally speaking, although you've described this as a stripped down version of your code, it's still pretty complex. I would say keep on stripping it down until the problem goes away. That should show you where the problem lies.
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I am trying to run a basic OpenAI-gym program available on their OpenAI-gym's official documentation:
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Answered 2020-Jan-04 at 11:16I figured out that I had named my python file as gym.py which is not allowed and was giving the error. All that needed to be done was to delete that file and name it something else like gym_test.py
and then it ran fine.
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