#๐Ÿ”’ How to get help for a larger chunk of problems with Reinforcement Learning?

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dusky tangle
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I am learning RL with Gymnasiun and Stable Baselines 3, but it is not working very well for me.

I created a cardgame "Golf" with RL in mind and then I made a Gymnasium env to train my RL agent and a small jupyter nb to run training.
https://github.com/SakuOrdrTab/golf_card_game/tree/one-phase-RL

However, no matter what I do, my agent does not learn. At all.

The actual problem is, that the project is a bit large; I can't post it to Stack Overflow, as I can't produce a minimum viable code to ask the question - someone would have to rampage through my code for game logic, gym environment and possibly the player classes and the notebook to see why I am stuck. I posted this to RL subreddit for help, but could not get progress from there.

I understand that this channel is also for more fast-paced Q&A, but how can I get help for this kind of larger questions? SO is out of question I think, I am not a student and I don't really know any coders in real life.

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wind tartanBOT
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@dusky tangle

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junior bronze
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My answer would be either:

  1. You use what you learn to start back on a smaller project, and learn more until you can work on this
  2. Hire some professional
  3. Hopefully find some collaborator that is interested in the project (but less likely)
dusky tangle
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I think I can't use 2 & 3 at the moment, but taking a short time off the project and returning to it later sounds like a good strategy...
Thanks!

junior bronze
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This is how I learn to make a discord bot few years back with bare knowledge to python, so well, hope it is helpful to you.

dusky tangle
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!close

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