import pytest import torch as th from torch.distributions import Normal from stable_baselines3 import A2C, PPO, SAC def test_state_dependent_exploration_grad(): """ Check that the gradient correspond to the expected one """ n_states = 2 state_dim = 3 action_dim = 10 sigma_hat = th.ones(state_dim, action_dim, requires_grad=True) # Reduce the number of parameters # sigma_ = th.ones(state_dim, action_dim) * sigma_ # weights_dist = Normal(th.zeros_like(log_sigma), th.exp(log_sigma)) th.manual_seed(2) weights_dist = Normal(th.zeros_like(sigma_hat), sigma_hat) weights = weights_dist.rsample() state = th.rand(n_states, state_dim) mu = th.ones(action_dim) noise = th.mm(state, weights) action = mu + noise variance = th.mm(state**2, sigma_hat**2) action_dist = Normal(mu, th.sqrt(variance)) # Sum over the action dimension because we assume they are independent loss = action_dist.log_prob(action.detach()).sum(dim=-1).mean() loss.backward() # From Rueckstiess paper: check that the computed gradient # correspond to the analytical form grad = th.zeros_like(sigma_hat) for j in range(action_dim): # sigma_hat is the std of the gaussian distribution of the noise matrix weights # sigma_j = sum_j(state_i **2 * sigma_hat_ij ** 2) # sigma_j is the standard deviation of the policy gaussian distribution sigma_j = th.sqrt(variance[:, j]) for i in range(state_dim): # Derivative of the log probability of the jth component of the action # w.r.t. the standard deviation sigma_j d_log_policy_j = (noise[:, j] ** 2 - sigma_j**2) / sigma_j**3 # Derivative of sigma_j w.r.t. sigma_hat_ij d_log_sigma_j = (state[:, i] ** 2 * sigma_hat[i, j]) / sigma_j # Chain rule, average over the minibatch grad[i, j] = (d_log_policy_j * d_log_sigma_j).mean() # sigma.grad should be equal to grad assert sigma_hat.grad.allclose(grad) def test_sde_check(): with pytest.raises(ValueError): PPO("MlpPolicy", "CartPole-v1", use_sde=True) @pytest.mark.parametrize("model_class", [SAC, A2C, PPO]) @pytest.mark.parametrize("use_expln", [False, True]) def test_state_dependent_noise(model_class, use_expln): kwargs = {"learning_starts": 0} if model_class == SAC else {"n_steps": 64} model = model_class( "MlpPolicy", "Pendulum-v1", use_sde=True, seed=None, verbose=1, policy_kwargs=dict(log_std_init=-2, use_expln=use_expln, net_arch=[64]), **kwargs, ) model.learn(total_timesteps=255) model.policy.reset_noise() if model_class == SAC: model.policy.actor.get_std()