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import numpy as np | |
import pandas as pd | |
import random as rand | |
world_df = pd.read_csv('world01.csv', | |
names=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]) | |
# Change world as multi dimensional array | |
world = world_df.values | |
print(world) | |
number_of_states = len(world[0]) * len(world[:, 0]) | |
number_of_actions = 4 | |
# Create a Qtable | |
qtable = np.random.rand(number_of_states, number_of_actions) | |
print("Qtable at the beginning") | |
print(qtable) | |
start_pos_ix = 4 | |
start_pos_iy = 9 | |
# 0 : blank space | |
# 1 : obstacle | |
# 2 : starting location for the robot | |
# 3 : goal location | |
# 5 : quicksand | |
# Objective : learn how to navigate from the starting location to the goal with the highest total reward | |
# Reward: | |
# -1 : if the robot moves to an empty or blank space, or attempts to move into a wall | |
# -100 : if the robot moves to a quicksand space | |
# 1 : if the robot moves to the goal space | |
# Learn the Qtable | |
max_iterations = 50000 | |
learning_rate = 0.2 | |
gamma = 0.9 | |
random_action_decay_rate = 0.99 | |
def prepare_qtable(): | |
random_action_rate = 0.97 | |
start_state_tuple = (start_pos_iy, start_pos_ix) | |
start_state = int(str(start_pos_iy) + str(start_pos_ix)) | |
s = start_state | |
pos_y = start_pos_iy | |
pos_x = start_pos_ix | |
goal_reached = 0 | |
absorbed = 0 | |
for _ in range(max_iterations): | |
action = act(random_action_rate, s) | |
prev_state = (pos_y, pos_x) | |
new_state = prev_state | |
if action == 0: | |
# move right | |
new_state = (pos_y, pos_x + 1) | |
elif action == 1: | |
# move up | |
new_state = (pos_y - 1, pos_x) | |
elif action == 2: | |
# move left | |
new_state = (pos_y, pos_x - 1) | |
elif action == 3: | |
# move down | |
new_state = (pos_y + 1, pos_x) | |
if new_state[1] < 0: | |
s_prime = -1 * int(str(new_state[0]) + str(-1*new_state[1])) | |
else: | |
s_prime = int(str(new_state[0]) + str(new_state[1])) | |
if (s_prime) < 0 or (new_state[0] > 9) or (new_state[1] > 9) or (world[new_state[0]][new_state[1]] == 1): | |
# if the agent tries to go beyond the environment or moves into the wall | |
# give it a score of -1 and make new state of agent equal to the | |
# old state | |
new_state = prev_state | |
s_prime = s | |
reward = -1 | |
elif world[new_state[0]][new_state[1]] == 5: | |
# if the agent moves into the quicksand, end the episode | |
reward = -100 | |
new_state = start_state_tuple | |
absorbed += 1 | |
elif world[new_state[0]][new_state[1]] == 1: | |
# if the agent reaches the goal, end the episode with a | |
# positive reward | |
reward = 1 | |
new_state = start_state_tuple | |
goal_reached += 1 | |
else: | |
reward = -1 | |
update_qtable(s, action, s_prime, reward) | |
s = s_prime | |
a = action | |
pos_y = new_state[0] | |
pos_x = new_state[1] | |
random_action_rate = random_action_rate * random_action_decay_rate | |
print("Number of times agent reached the goal during the training: {}".format(goal_reached)) | |
print("Number of times agent was absorbed during the training: {}".format(absorbed)) | |
def update_qtable(s, a, s_prime, r): | |
#print(s, ' ', a, ' ', s_prime, ' ', r) | |
#print((1.0 - learning_rate) * qtable[s, a] + learning_rate * (r + gamma * qtable[s_prime, np.argmax(qtable[s_prime])])) | |
qtable[s, a] = (1.0 - learning_rate) * qtable[s, a] + learning_rate * \ | |
(r + gamma * qtable[s_prime, np.argmax(qtable[s_prime])]) | |
def act(rar, state): | |
flip = rand.random() | |
if flip < rar: | |
# Take a random step | |
action = rand.randint(0, number_of_actions - 1) | |
else: | |
# Take a calculated step | |
action = np.argmax(qtable[state]) | |
return action | |
if __name__ == "__main__": | |
prepare_qtable() | |
print("Qtable after {} iterations".format(max_iterations)) | |
print(qtable) | |
print("Saving qtabe as qtable.csv") | |
pd.DataFrame(data = qtable).to_csv('qtable.csv') |
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