Fourrooms#

Description#

This dataset was generated using an expert policy with full observability that goes straight to the goal.

Dataset Specs#

Total Timesteps

10010

Total Episodes

590

Dataset Observation Space

Dict('direction': Discrete(4), 'image': Box(0, 255, (7, 7, 3), uint8), 'mission': Text(1, 14, charset=                                                              ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''(),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdeeeffghijklmnnoopqrrssttuvwxyzz{}))

Dataset Action Space

Discrete(7)

Algorithm

ExpertPolicy

Author

Omar G. Younis

Email

omar.younis98@gmail.com

Code Permalink

https://github.com/rodrigodelazcano/d4rl-minari-dataset-generation

Minari Version

>=0.4.0

Download

minari.download_dataset("minigrid-fourrooms-v0")

Environment Specs#

Note

The following table rows correspond to (in addition to the action and observation space) the Gymnasium environment specifications used to generate the dataset. To read more about what each parameter means you can have a look at the Gymnasium documentation https://gymnasium.farama.org/api/registry/#gymnasium.envs.registration.EnvSpec

This environment can be recovered from the Minari dataset as follows:

import minari

dataset = minari.load_dataset('minigrid-fourrooms-v0')
env  = dataset.recover_environment()

ID

MiniGrid-FourRooms-v0

Observation Space

Dict('direction': Discrete(4), 'image': Box(0, 255, (7, 7, 3), uint8), 'mission': MissionSpace(<function FourRoomsEnv._gen_mission at 0x7fd58c3ccc10>, None))

Action Space

Discrete(7)

entry_point

minigrid.envs:FourRoomsEnv

max_episode_steps

None

reward_threshold

None

nondeterministic

False

order_enforce

True

autoreset

False

disable_env_checker

False

kwargs

{}

additional_wrappers

()

vector_entry_point

None

Evaluation Environment Specs#

Note

This dataset doesn’t contain an eval_env_spec attribute which means that the specs of the environment used for evaluation are the same as the specs of the environment used for creating the dataset. The following calls will return the same environment:

import minari

dataset = minari.load_dataset('minigrid-fourrooms-v0')
env  = dataset.recover_environment()
eval_env = dataset.recover_environment(eval_env=True)

assert env.spec == eval_env.spec