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Question about Carla environment config #5

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lee15253 opened this issue Aug 31, 2023 · 2 comments
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Question about Carla environment config #5

lee15253 opened this issue Aug 31, 2023 · 2 comments

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@lee15253
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In appendix d.1.2,
"The Easy level includes soft_noisy_low_light and soft_high_light, while the Medium level is defined by the HardRainSunset and SoftRainSunset conditions. The Hard level contains hard_low_light and hard_noisy_low_light."

Q1. For the easy level, the weather is 'soft_noisy_low_light'. However, when setting the weather in carlaenv10_eval_config.yaml to "soft_noisy_low_light', the following error occurs.
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I think I might need to change the weather: soft_noisy_low_light in cfgs/setting/setting.yaml to custom_soft_noisy_low_light. Is this correct? That is,

  • easy
    • cfgs/setting.setting.yaml
      • soft_noisy_low_light -> custom_soft_noisy_low_light
      • soft_high_light -> custom_soft_high_light
  • medium
    • HardRainSunset , SoftRainSunset (currently working well)
  • hard
    • cfgs/setting.setting.yaml
      • hard_low_light-> custom_hard_low_light
      • hard_noisy_low_light -> custom_hard_noisy_low_light

Q2. There are two weathers each for Easy, Medium, and Hard levels. So, for something like the Score in Figure 4, do you evaluate each difficulty with num_eval_episode for both environments (e.g., HardRainSunset and SoftRainSunset for Medium) and then display the average score of the two weathers?

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Q1: We apologize for the bug. We encountered some issues while cleaning the code. It has been fixed now, and we appreciate your feedback.

Q2: Yes, we have averaged the results for each weather condition under each difficulty level.

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lee15253 commented Sep 3, 2023

Thank you.

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