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Last tutorial added, typo fixed. Done, I think. Hopefully this will easier the learning process of Tianshou. |
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In the notebook L4, there is the following line a couple of times |
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@SimiPixel My fault, I will correct it right away |
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Jupyter notebook tutorials could help users get started with Tianshou. In this series of tutorials, I tried my best to explain the most basic usages of serveral core components in Tianshou. Compared to other tutorials hosted in documentation, this one care less about the implementing principles and more about getting started.
One thing I'm not sure about is where I should keep all those jupyter notebook files. For now they are in my Google Drive. I thought about hosting them in Tianshou's repo, but I don't want Tianshou get piled up with tutorials.