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population based training (PBT) is underrated for pushing scale and getting better results in GPU-accelerated RL. Our new work DexPBT lead by Aleksei Petrenko shows how it can be used to train highly dexterous hand-arm manipulation in up to 46 DoF systems.

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PBT runs a genetic algorithm on top of basic RL. This does multiple things: gives more diversity in the initial policies (reducing intra-seed variability), helps find better hyperparameters, and counteracts the instability that plagues harder RL environments even with good HPs

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one nice thing about DexPBT's implementation of PBT is it is decentralised -- only need one shared folder between runs. Slurm, local multi-GPU machine, NGC, other cluster software -- our implementation doesn't care.

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this work gives me hope for RL in increasingly complex embodiments and scenarios. PBT works in other robotic environments... stay tuned ;) video - paper - thanks to collaborators @petrenko_ai @ankurhandos @viktor_m81 @gavrielstate

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@petrenko_ai damn this is so cool

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@petrenko_ai Very cool

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@petrenko_ai That’s probably the most impressive manipulation work I have ever seen, congrats!

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@petrenko_ai Super cool work Arthur!!

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@petrenko_ai 👍

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