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NVIDIA Isaac Lab RL users sought for best practices

A Reddit user is seeking to understand the current practices for using NVIDIA Isaac Sim and its reinforcement learning module, Isaac Lab. The user finds Isaac Lab's documentation lacking and is concerned about the setup process for new robotic environments and custom algorithms. They are weighing the option of using Isaac Lab's framework despite its quirks or interfacing directly with Isaac Sim and building their own RL agent handlers. AI

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  1. r/MachineLearning TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/StayingUp4AFeeling ·

    If you use NVIDIA Isaac Sim for reinforcement learning, do you use Isaac Lab with it? Just want to get a sense of what the status quo is. [D]

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>The reason for this query is that I am in the process of shifting to Isaac Sim / Isaac Lab since that is what seems to be in use nowadays. However, Isaac Lab is proving to be somewhat difficult to handle.</p> <p>While it handles the logging, and …