Monty. Experiment. RecognitionStrategy. MinEvalMaxTotalSteps
(ExTbpMonty.Core v0.1.0)
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A wrapper that refuses to stop too early, and stops anyway at a ceiling.
Mirrors tbp/monty/experiment/recognition_strategy.py::MinEvalMaxTotalSteps. It
exists because a model can recognise an object in three steps, which makes an
evaluation measure nothing: this holds the episode open until
min_eval_steps matching steps have happened, while still ending it at
max_total_steps — which is also the guard against a policy that stalls
because matching steps never increase.
The wrapped policy's time_out_lms and start_exploring are carried through
in every branch, so wrapping changes when an episode stops and nothing else.
Summary
Functions
The wrapped answer, held back while too little has been seen, or ended at the ceiling.
A wrapper around :wrapped, which is a policy in the same {module, state}
shape.
Functions
@spec call(map(), Monty.Experiment.RecognitionStrategy.RecognitionCounter.t(), map()) :: Monty.Experiment.RecognitionStrategy.RecognitionResult.t()
The wrapped answer, held back while too little has been seen, or ended at the ceiling.
A wrapper around :wrapped, which is a policy in the same {module, state}
shape.
Monty raises ValueError for a negative minimum, a non-positive ceiling, or a
minimum above the ceiling; here that is {:error, message} with Monty's own
words, checked in the same order.