Faster Q value update for DDDQN - TF 2#35
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Faster implementation for calculating q_target for training the DDDQN - in your video you mention the slow speed at which it runs. With this small change, it should run significantly faster. I've tested it using `np.array_equal` and produces the same results as the original method.
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@philtabor I'd appreciate it if you get a chance to take a look, it's a pretty small PR but the bump in performance is quite noticeable. Thanks. |
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Faster implementation for calculating q_target for training the DDDQN - in your video you mention the slow speed at which it runs. With this small change, it should run significantly faster. I've tested it using
np.array_equaland produces the same results as the original method.