This repository is based on Distributional-GFlowNets.

PyTorch implementation for our paper

Evolution guided generative flow networks.

Anonymous authors.

We train our in two ways. Using evolutionary algorithms, we evolve a population of agent parameters to learn the optimal parameter population 🤖🤖🤖 that maximize the reward signal. While evolution in the evolution step, the generated samples get stored in the prioritized replay buffer (PRB). Using the offline samples from the replay buffer and online samples from the current policy, we train a GFlowNets agent 🤖 using gradient descent.

First, clone our repository.

git clone https://github.com/zarifikram/E-GFN
cd ./E-GFN

Install Anaconda environment in case not available. Run the following command next.

./setup.zsh
conda activate e-gfn

First, navigate to the directory.

cd ./grid

python  run_hydra.py  ndim=5  horizon=20  method=db_egfn  n_train_steps=2500  replay_sample_size=16  seed=$seed  R0=0.00001

All ablations are in the scripts directory. To run long time horizon ablation, run

./scripts/sparsity.sh

Other ablations include-

./scripts/long_time_horizon.sh
./scripts/generalizability.sh
./scripts/ablation_population_size.sh
./scripts/gamma.sh
./scripts/ablation_elite_population.sh
./scripts/buffer_size.sh

To change the configurations for the experiment, simply change the configs/main.yaml file.

First, navigate to the directory.

cd ./mols

Next change the proxy_path and bpath variable in the gflownet.py file.

To run the exeriment, run the following command.

python gflownet.py obj=fm_egfn sample_prob=0.2

To change the configurations for the experiment, simply change the configs/main_gfn.yaml file.