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Application/traffic_light_control #665
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Note that for the method `sotl`, different `t_min`, `min_green_vehicle` and `max_red_vehicle` configs may cause huge different results, which may not fair for sotl to compare its result with others, so we don't list the result of the `sotl` above. | ||
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And results of the last two rows of the table ,`presslight*` and `FRAP*`, they are the results of the code [tlc-baselines](https://github.com/gjzheng93/tlc-baselines) provided from the paper authors' team. We run the [code](https://github.com/gjzheng93/tlc-baselines) just changing the yellow time and the action intervals to keep them same as our config as the papers without changing any other parameters. `--` in the table means the origins code doesn't perform well in the last four `anon_4X4` datas, the average travel time results of it will be more than 1000, maybe it will perform better than the `max_pressure`if you modify the other hyperparameters of the DQN agents, such as the buffer size, update_model_freq, the gamma or others. |
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yellow time -> yellow signal time
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# define yellow phases, currently the default yellow phase is 0, so make sure the first phase of the roadnet is yellow phase | ||
self.yellow_phase_id = [0] | ||
# the default time of the yellow time is 5 seconds, you can change it to the real case. |
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yellow time -> yellow signal
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+ cityflow==0.1 | ||
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### Training | ||
First, download the data from [here](https://traffic-signal-control.github.io/) or [MPLight data](https://github.com/Chacha-Chen/MPLight/tree/master/data) and put them in the `data` directory. And the run the training script. The `train_presslight.py `for the presslight, each intersection has its own model as default(you can also choose to train with that all the intersections share one model in the script, just as what the paper MPLight used, it is suggested when the number of the intersections is large, just setting the `--is_share_model` to `True`). |
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And the run the training script
-> And run the training script
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We don't use the distributed traing or the parallel actors for collect the datas from the cityflow env, if you want to use the parallel actors with the cluster, you can refer to [here](https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/PARL/tree/develop/examples/A2C) or our [documentation](https://parl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/parallel_training/setup.html) for details. | ||
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### Some Suggestions and Conclusions | ||
+ The classic method `max_pressure`, `solt` or `greedy`(just set green lights to the roads with the most vehicles) can get the not bad baselines, when you use the RL method, you can compare to those baselines to make sure there is no mistakes in the RL code and the training process. |
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there is no mistakes
-> there are no mistakes
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# Copyright (c) 2021 PaddlePaddle Authors. All Rights Reserved. |
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Can we use the parl.algorithms.DDQN directly?
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There are some tricks used in the ddqn.py
, such as grad clip
, epsilon decay
,lr_decay
, which don't use in the parl.algorithms.DDQN
. If using the parl.algorithms.DDQN
directly, maybe all the experiments should be run again to make sure that parl.algorithms.DDQN
performs well.
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# Copyright (c) 2021 PaddlePaddle Authors. All Rights Reserved. |
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Can we use the parl.utils.ReplayMemory directly?
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Yes, fixed.
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## Reproduce Some Baselines of Traffic Light Control |
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Baseline Algorithms For Traffic Light Control
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And we use the cityflow simuator in the experiments, as for how to install the cityflow, please refer [here](https://cityflow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html) for more informations. | ||
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### Benchmark Result | ||
Note that we set the yellow signal time to 5 seconds to clear the intersection, and the action intervals is set to 10 seconds as the papers, you can refer the `config.py` for details, you also can change the time as what you want. The different values of the times above may cause different results of the experiments. |
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for details -> for more details.
And remove the sentences after that. People may suspect that your implementations are not robust.
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fixed.
| FRAP* | 130.53| 159.54| 750.68| 713.48|--| -- |-- | -- | | ||
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Note that for the method `sotl`, different `t_min`, `min_green_vehicle` and `max_red_vehicle` configs may cause huge different results, which may not fair for sotl to compare its result with others, so we don't list the result of the `sotl` above. |
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We also provide the implementation for that SOTL algorithm, but its performance heavily relies on the environment variables such as t_min
and min_green_vehicle
. We do not list its result here.
+ Different algorithms have different obs and rewards generators. | ||
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### Something about the Distributed Training |
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Please remove the section if we do not provide parallel training algorithms.
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fixed.
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We don't use the distributed traing or the parallel actors for collect the datas from the cityflow env, if you want to use the parallel actors with the cluster, you can refer to [here](https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/PARL/tree/develop/examples/A2C) or our [documentation](https://parl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/parallel_training/setup.html) for details. | ||
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### Some Suggestions and Conclusions |
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Please remove the section. PARL will not provide suggestions for choosing the algorithm.
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def sample(self, obs): | ||
# The epsilon-greedy action selector. | ||
def sample_random(act_dim): |
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Please remove the simple function. Just call np.random.randint(0, act_dim)
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can we rename the folder examples
as scenarios
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yes, fixed.
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#!/bin/bash | |||
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python test.py --config_path_name './examples/config_hz_1.json' --result_name 'hz_1' --is_test_frap False --save_dir 'save_model/presslight'& | |||
wait |
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remove the $
at the last line and wait
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CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python train_presslight.py --config_path_name './examples/config_hz_1.json' --save_dir 'save_model/hz_1' --is_share_model False& | ||
# CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=1 python train_presslight.py --config_path_name './examples/config_hz_2.json' --save_dir 'save_model/hz_2' --is_share_model False& | ||
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same here.
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reproduce the traffic_light_control methods of presslight and FRAP based on paddle.