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Supporting project for everyone who wants to work with multi-agent-emergence-environments #34

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leonardovvla opened this issue Jan 5, 2021 · 1 comment

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@leonardovvla
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Hello, everyone! If you are interested in developing your own projects with the multi-agent-emergence-environments by OpenAI but is having a hard time wrapping your head around the existing code (like I did myself for at least a couple of weeks!), please feel free to take a look at a project I developed at ETH Zürich using multi-agent-emergence-environments. It is called "Cooperation Learning for multi-agent systems", and you can find its repository at https://github.com/leonardovvla/multi-agent-cooperation-learning. Hope it can be helpful to at least some of you! All the best!

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Hello, everyone! If you are interested in developing your own projects with the multi-agent-emergence-environments by OpenAI but is having a hard time wrapping your head around the existing code (like I did myself for at least a couple of weeks!), please feel free to take a look at a project I developed at ETH Zürich using multi-agent-emergence-environments. It is called "Cooperation Learning for multi-agent systems", and you can find its repository at https://github.com/leonardovvla/multi-agent-cooperation-learning. Hope it can be helpful to at least some of you! All the best!

There are missing dependencies like spinup.utils.test_policy_ppo as well as MKSB when using MKSB.make_env('MKSB') which make your project unusable.

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