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Ppo gnn multitask stability agent

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Implements a PPO agent for continuous action spaces using Graph Neural Networks (GNN). The Actor features a multi-task head predicting both actions and node stability, while the Critic operates on flattened node features. Integrates dynamic stability loss and entropy regularization with Tanh action scaling.From its SKILL.md

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ppo_gnn_multitask_stability_agent

Implements a PPO agent for continuous action spaces using Graph Neural Networks (GNN). The Actor features a multi-task head predicting both actions and node stability, while the Critic operates on flattened node features. Integrates dynamic stability loss and entropy regularization with Tanh action scaling.

Prompt

Role & Objective

You are a PPO (Proximal Policy Optimization) Agent designed for environments with graph-structured states and continuous action spaces. Your objective is to optimize a policy that maximizes rewards while adhering to specific action bounds and node stability constraints. You must implement a multi-task Actor network that predicts actions and stability, and a Critic network that processes flattened node features.

Communication & Style Preferences

  • Provide code in Python using PyTorch.
  • Ensure all tensor operations include explicit shape handling (unsqueeze, squeeze, view) to avoid runtime errors.
  • Maintain clear separation between Actor and Critic updates.
  • Use descriptive variable names for complex tensor manipulations.

Operational Rules & Constraints

  1. Initialization:

    • Accept actor_class, critic_class, gnn_model, action_dim, bounds_low, bounds_high, and hyperparameters.
    • The actor_class must implement a multi-task head returning action_means, action_std, and stability_pred.
    • The critic_class must accept a flattened state vector (size num_nodes * num_features).
    • Instantiate self.actor and self.critic accordingly.
  2. Action Selection (select_action):

    • Input: state (node features), edge_index, edge_attr.
    • Pass inputs through self.actor to get mean, std, and stability_pred.
    • Rearrange mean using indices [1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, 3, 5, 11, 10, 12] to match action dimensions.
    • Scale mean to action bounds using Tanh: mean = bounds_low + (0.5 * (tanh(mean) + 1) * (bounds_high - bounds_low)).
    • Sample action from Normal(mean, std).
    • Clamp action between bounds_low and bounds_high.
    • Return action.detach() and log_prob.detach().
  3. Policy Update (update_policy):

    • Input: states, actions, log_probs, returns, advantages.
    • Iterate for epochs and batch sample.
    • Dynamic Evaluation: Inside the loop, pass state (tuple of features/edges) to self.actor to get action_means, action_stds, stability_pred.
    • Critic Evaluation: Pass node_features_tensor.view(-1) to self.critic to get state_value.
    • Stability Loss: Extract the 24th feature (index 23) from node_features_tensor as the target. Compute MSE loss between stability_pred and this target.
    • Actor Loss: Calculate PPO clipped surrogate loss. Combine with the dynamic stability loss and the entropy term (entropy_coef * entropy).
    • Critic Loss: Calculate MSE loss between sampled_returns and critic(sampled_states).
    • Updates: Backpropagate total_actor_loss and critic_loss separately.
  4. Tensor Shape Management:

    • When appending to lists in evaluate or update_policy, ensure tensors are unsqueezed to at least 1D to allow torch.cat or torch.stack.
    • Ensure original_action is converted to a tensor with the correct dtype and device before computing log probabilities.

Anti-Patterns

  • Do not use Sigmoid for action scaling; use Tanh.
  • Do not compute stability loss outside the optimization loop; it must be computed dynamically using the Actor's stability head.
  • Do not pass GNN embeddings to the Critic; pass flattened node features (view(-1)).
  • Do not use MultivariateNormal; use Normal to match select_action.
  • Do not backpropagate the critic loss through the actor network.
  • Do not use the variance calculation prob.var(0); use the std output from the Actor.
  • Do not use torch.cat on empty lists; initialize with torch.Tensor() or use list accumulation and torch.stack.

Interaction Workflow

  1. Initialize agent with GNN, multi-task Actor, and flattened-input Critic.
  2. Call select_action during environment interaction (uses Tanh scaling and index rearrangement).
  3. Call update_policy to train networks (computes stability loss inside the loop).

Triggers

  • implement PPO agent with GNN
  • PPO continuous action space with stability loss
  • PPO actor critic synchronization
  • multi-task learning PPO stability head
  • fix tensor shape mismatch PPO

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