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Quantify Results #18

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JohnHaTrick opened this issue Dec 4, 2016 · 6 comments
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Quantify Results #18

JohnHaTrick opened this issue Dec 4, 2016 · 6 comments
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@JohnHaTrick
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We need a way to quantify the progress of our methods.

Maybe compare it to the score of a human player? Compare Forward Search and another method?

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I think comparing against another method would be nice. We can likely implement two more if we choose them carefully

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The scoreboard gives us an easy way to quantify the performance.

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Expected time to accident?

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Plot rewards and actions in nice formatting.

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I would like to include a way to spit out reward, and action history into csv

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JohnHaTrick commented Dec 6, 2016

MATLAB struct

AA228MDP_uniqueIdentifier.mat

struct with the following fields:

absoluteStates

agent's and obstacles' absolute (not relative) states in the following matrix:
dimensions: (numObs + 1)*simPeriods x 3
each row: [ x, l, v ], starting with the agent

actions

rewards

? simPeriods ( always 1200 for now), others?

.csv files and descriptions

absolutesStates.csv

description: agent's and obstacles' absolute (not relative) states in the following matrix:
dimensions: (numObs + 1)*iterations x 3
each row: [ x, l, v ], starting the agent

actions

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