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Hi, I'm trying to use ACT as a baseline for an imitation learning / MBRL paper. The simplest environment I have uses a discrete action space. Is there any reason to believe that if I make the standard continuous -> discrete changes (listed below) ACT wont perform?
Discrete -> Continuous Changes
Action head outputs logits and actions are sampled from a categorical distribution
Cross entropy loss between logits and demonstrated action indexes
thanks for this great work!
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Hi, I'm trying to use ACT as a baseline for an imitation learning / MBRL paper. The simplest environment I have uses a discrete action space. Is there any reason to believe that if I make the standard continuous -> discrete changes (listed below) ACT wont perform?
Discrete -> Continuous Changes
thanks for this great work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: