Specifying Actions using rlFiniteSetSpec or rlNumericSpec (Reinforcement Learning)

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I understand that I can use CreateGridWorld for a Grid Maze environment for reinforcement learning. However, when creating my own, I have to specify the action settings using either rlFiniteSetSpec or rlNumericSpec. How am I to specify them if my actions are 4 (U, D, L, R). Any suggestions and help would be much appreciated!

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Rushi Vyas
Rushi Vyas 2020-6-18
Hi Huzaifah,
It is my understanding that have 4 actions (U, D, L, R) and want to specify them in your RL agent.
Generally, rlNumericSpec is used when you have a continuous action space and rlFiniteSetSpec is used when you have a discrete action space.
In your case, the action space is discrete. So, you should go with rlFiniteSetSpec.
As rlFiniteSetSpec takes only numeric input, you have to encode your actions to numbers. For example, (U,D,L,R) -> (1,2,3,4)
>> actInfo = rlFiniteSetSpec([1,2,3,4])
actInfo =
rlFiniteSetSpec with properties:
Elements: [4×1 double]
Name: [0×0 string]
Description: [0×0 string]
Dimension: [1 1]
DataType: "double"
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Dongqi Liu
Dongqi Liu 2020-10-28
Hi Huzaifah,
If you want to use rlFiniteSetSpec to specify 4 actions,you could try like this.
actInfo = rlFiniteSetSpec({[1 5],[1 6],[2 5],[2 6]})
For example,this code can decide your first action in 1 or 2,and your second action in 5 or 6.
If there are 4 actions and 5 possbilities each action,you might create a 1x625 cell element to specify actinfo.
It is not a good way,but I hope thiscould help you.
Dr. Ali Peker
Dr. Ali Peker 2021-3-15
If we have a custom step function which will use these actions. How we can access individual actions inside actInfo for rlNumericSpec and rlFiniteSetSpec?

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jie lu
jie lu 2022-4-26
open_system('rlwatertank')
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How to solve this problem?
Any suggestions and help would be much appreciated!

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