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+ ---
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+ license: mit
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+ tags:
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+ - reinforcement-learning
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+ - robotics
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+ - ppo
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+ - navigation
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+ ---
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+ # JhonDOE Robot Models
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+ Trained models for the JhonDOE humanoid robot project.
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+ ## Models
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+ ### Navigate 2D (Phase 1)
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+ - **Task**: 2D navigation with obstacle avoidance
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+ - **Algorithm**: PPO (Proximal Policy Optimization)
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+ - **Input**: Position, velocity, orientation, target, 8 proximity sensors (13D)
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+ - **Output**: Forward velocity, angular velocity (2D continuous)
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+ - **Training**: 1M timesteps, ~30-60 minutes on T4 GPU
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+ - **Success Rate**: ~90%+
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+ Models uploaded automatically from: https://huggingface.co/spaces/DanielDel89/JhonDOE
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+ ## Usage
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+ Download models using the hub manager:
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+ ```bash
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+ cd execution
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+ python model_hub.py --mode download --repo DanielDel89/jhondoe-models --model navigate_2d_v01.zip
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+ ```
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+ Or use in Python:
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+ ```python
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+ from stable_baselines3 import PPO
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+ # Load model
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+ model = PPO.load("navigate_2d_v01.zip")
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+ # Use for inference
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+ obs = env.reset()
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+ action, _ = model.predict(obs)
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+ ```
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+ ## Project Links
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+ - **Training Space**: https://huggingface.co/spaces/DanielDel89/JhonDOE
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+ - **Documentation**: See training Space for full architecture details
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+ ## Training Pipeline
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+ 1. Configure training in Space (timesteps, parallel envs, etc.)
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+ 2. Start training with GPU (T4 recommended)
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+ 3. Model auto-uploads to this repository
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+ 4. Download and evaluate locally
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+ ## Model Versions
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+ Models are versioned with timestamps and tracked here. Latest versions are always recommended.