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Some question about the MIP_DQN.py #5
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Same question from me. Thanks. |
This class is called after training is finished when doing real-time implementation. After training, you get a well trained Q network (critic network) and actor network. We don't use this actor network but import the trained Q network into the class. Based on this Q network, we get the optimal action by solving the method provided in the actor class "predict_best_action" by inputting the state. |
Hello, how to test after training? There is no such link in the code. Could you please provide the process of running the test online described in your article in the code? How to use the trained Q-network in conjunction with MIP. Looking forward to your reply! |
Hello, Hou. I am running your code. But I found that, you set |
I want to know how you determine that the Q network is well-trained. Additionally, I use the OMLT package to model the trained network with MIP, but I find that the results are not as good as the Q network. I would like to know how you adjust the parameters |
Hello, how to test after training? There is no such link in the code. Can you provide in your code the procedure for running tests online as described in your article? How to use a trained Q-network with MIP. Looking forward to your reply! Why don't you open source important content |
how can I talk to you,can you give me your email? |
Hello, I'd like to understand how to use the "Actor_MIP" class in the provided code. This part is mentioned as a highlight in your paper, but it seems that the class is not called or utilized in the code. I'm interested in learning how this class should be employed.
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