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Summary of Changes
Hello @hiyuchang, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a new AddStrategy called DuplicateInformativeAddStrategy to the trinity framework. This strategy aims to enhance the experience replay mechanism by intelligently selecting and duplicating only those experiences that exhibit significant reward variance within a task, as referenced by the Polaris project. The goal is to ensure that the system primarily processes and learns from more 'informative' data, potentially leading to more effective and efficient learning outcomes.
Highlights
- New Strategy Implementation: I've implemented
DuplicateInformativeAddStrategy, a new experience addition strategy inspired by the Polaris project. This strategy is designed to select and duplicate experiences based on their reward variance. - Experience Filtering and Duplication Logic: The core logic in
DuplicateInformativeAddStrategyfilters incoming experiences. It groups them by task and only considers tasks where the reward variance exceeds a specifiedvariance_threshold. These 'informative' experiences are then duplicated until the total number of experiences reaches the original target size, with duplicated task IDs being offset to maintain uniqueness. - Module Integration: The new
DuplicateInformativeAddStrategyclass has been registered with theADD_STRATEGYregistry under the name 'duplicate_informative' and is now exposed through thetrinity.algorithm.add_strategypackage's__init__.pyfile, making it available for use.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new DuplicateInformativeAddStrategy for adding experiences to the buffer. The new strategy filters experiences based on reward variance and then duplicates the informative ones to reach a target count.
My review has identified a few issues:
- A critical issue with a misleading docstring that doesn't match the implementation.
- Some high-severity issues related to code style (imports inside a method) and performance (inefficient sampling).
- Medium-severity concerns about code duplication.
Please address these points to improve the code's correctness, performance, and maintainability.
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Addstrategy=duplicate_informative(from Polaris)Checklist
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