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upgrade week08 #453

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  • Basically made it look more similar to the corresponding PyTorch version (markdown cells were mostly copied from it)
  • Changed a bit the picture from the pytorch version to fit TensorFlow order of dimensions in image tensors

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"from keras.layers import Conv2D, Dense, Flatten\n",
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"class FeedforwardAgent:\n",
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Why is FeedforwardAgent gone now?

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There's no such architecture in pytorch version, so I thought it's excess here

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"cell_type": "markdown",
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"source": [
"# Actor-critic\n",
"# Actor-critic objective\n",
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Did this come from the PyTorch version?

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Yep

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A few more comments.

Have you tested the updated notebook end-to-end?

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" return env\n",
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Above this line, the PyTorch version crops 15px from the top of the image by default. In this version, the default is 5. I'm not sure if that actually matters, but this is non-trivial difference between the two notebooks.

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A few more comments.

Have you tested the updated notebook end-to-end?

Yep, I have. Well, the testing was like to check whether learning curves grow and show similar behavior to the PyTorch version, that nothing crashes with restarting and running everything again.

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Above this line, the PyTorch version crops 15px from the top of the image by default. In this version, the default is 5. I'm not sure if that actually matters, but this is non-trivial difference between the two notebooks.

Yeah, it looks like it came from the previous TensorFlow version. I'll unify them if you want

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I'll unify them if you want

Please do.

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Done

"\n",
" if i % 100 == 0:\n",
" rewards_history.append(np.mean(evaluate(agent, env, n_games=1)))\n",
" clear_output(True)\n",
" plt.plot(rewards_history, label='rewards')\n",
" plt.plot(rewards_history, label='rewards', linewidth=3)\n",
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Are the increased linewidth and fontsize really necessary?

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It's not necessary, it just looks better IMHO. It's sometimes more difficult to look at thin lines if one is distant from a display.

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I don't insist btw

@dniku dniku merged commit e1d78e0 into yandexdataschool:tf2.x Aug 19, 2020
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