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The observation of fetchreah_env #1911

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13350068164 opened this issue May 11, 2020 · 4 comments
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The observation of fetchreah_env #1911

13350068164 opened this issue May 11, 2020 · 4 comments
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@13350068164
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  1. For example ,the obs in fetchreah_env. Why the observation include the grriper_velp ,gripper_vel,gripper_state instead of the angle of each joint?
  2. And in fetchreah_env,i don't konw the gripper_vel and gripper_state really mean,because the gripper doesn't need to open or close.

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@13350068164
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And I try change obs in fetchreach_env.
Like this :obs = grip_pos.
Just the xyz of the grip,and use HER to train a model ,the success rate after 10 epochs is 1.
Could anybody help me and tell me why.

@spitis
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spitis commented May 22, 2020

Your first post: (1) Why not? That's just how it's defined. (2) They are extraneous.
Your second post: FetchReach is easy. You don't need velocity info to solve it.

@Amritpal-001
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Amritpal-001 commented Jul 7, 2020

@13350068164 gripper needs to open or close, depending on the environment you use. For Fetch reacher, slider, pusher - the gripper is blocked. But in PickAndPlace - the gripper is needed.
If you look into source code you can find valuable info there. Or you can check out my article on Fetch environments by OpenAI https://link.medium.com/CV6la7YfV7 , I hope it's helpfull.

@jkterry1
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PR #2762 is about to be merged, introducing V4 MuJoCo environments using new bindings and a dramatically newer version of the engine. If this issue still persists with the V4 ones, please create a new issue for it.

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