How to set the state with different variables in properties?

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I am writing the custom reinforcement learning environment via template. I want to initialize state within properties. The following is from my current scripts. The scripts are based on the class called rl.env.MATLABEnvironment. The properties of this class can't accept the structure definition.
properties
% Initialize system state [schedule,ppath,completionTime,computeDuring]'
% schedule = [];
% ppath = [];
% completionTime = Inf;
% computeDuring = 0;
State = zeros(4,1)
end
However, I don't know how to definite State. In the above case, State consists of schedule, ppath, completionTime and computerDuring, where schedule and ppath are vectors, while completionTime and computerDuring are numbers. If I just define them as zeros(4,1), it doesn't work.

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Emmanouil Tzorakoleftherakis
Hi Yang,
We have an example in Reinforcement Learning Toolbox that does training based on nonhomogeneous observations, and specifically a combination of scalars and images. This example is available as a predefined environment and you can actually check the code to see how we implemented it. If you do
edit rl.env.AbstractSimplePendlumWithImage
you will see that we create the state in the properties similar to what you do but this is only for the scalar states of the dynamical equations. The nonhomogeneous observations are passed internally as cell arrays starting from the 'reset' function.
Hope that helps

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Luca Ferro
Luca Ferro 2023-3-6
编辑:Luca Ferro 2023-3-6
use a struct:
state.schedule= [];
state.path=[];
state.completionTime=Inf;
state.computerDuring=0;
this will create a struct with said fields. You can access them by using state.schedule, state.path etc

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