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I have read the paper and code of your project, and I have a modest doubt in terms of the realization of calculating priority. In the code, actor_loss_element = self.critic_model.predict([cur_states, predicted_actions]) correspond to term 2 of priority formulation (8) in the paper. Obviously, this term should be related to a list of gradients in the paper, but not in the code. I think for a long time and find no answer, can you give me an explanation, or it is just a bug? Thanks.
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I have read the paper and code of your project, and I have a modest doubt in terms of the realization of calculating priority. In the code,
actor_loss_element = self.critic_model.predict([cur_states, predicted_actions])
correspond toterm 2 of priority formulation (8)
in the paper. Obviously, this term should be related to a list of gradients in the paper, but not in the code. I think for a long time and find no answer, can you give me an explanation, or it is just a bug? Thanks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: