This folder contains support libraries for connecting to the Bonsai Azure Service.
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Samples that show how to use microsoft-bonsai-api and connect with the Bonsai platform.
cartpole - Classic CartPole simulator in Python. Balancing an inverted pendulum on a moving cart.
gym-highway - Make decisions to speed up, slow down, change lanes, etc with a multi-lane highway. This sample uses arrays in Inkling for states and demonstrates usage of using an element of the array in the reward.
house-energy - Control the temperature inside of a house according to the desired set temperatures just like a thermostat.
microgrid - Control a local energy grid to meet the load by charging or discharging the battery, importing or exporting energy from the traditional grid, and consuming generated PV power.
plastic-extrusion - Control a plastic extruder to optimize production of PVC rods with a specified length and tolerance.
quanser-qube - Simulation of the real hardware, academic learning tool: Quanser Qube. Swing Up and Balancing an inverted pendulum with a rotary base.
simple-adder - A minimal working example of a Python simulator that can be connected to Bonsai and used to train a brain. You can think of it as Project Bonsai's "Hello World".
cartpole - Classic CartPole simulator in C#. Balancing an inverted pendulum on a moving cart.
cartpole - Classic CartPole simulator in Java. Balancing an inverted pendulum on a moving cart.
adder - Simple simulator that adds numbers and computes a reward based on the result.
bonsai-common - A Python framework for interfacing with the bonsai platform.
bonsai-sim-connector-template - A template for creating Bonsai Connectors. It can serve as a starting point for making a simulation platform work with Bonsai.
moabsim-py - Simulator for balancing a ball on a plate, based on hardware. Tutorial 2 is meant for deployment. Additional Inkling samples can be found in /Machine-Teaching-Examples.
- Make sure workspace is registered & correct.
- Error handling: Any cloud service can have transient errors and our SDK have Retry policy in place, but not all errors can be retried, so a good error handling logic will make your sim sessions more robust. Please check cartpole sim sample, for the hints.
- Make sure there is a Re-Register (Re create sim session), in the error handling logic, when you are unregistering or deleting sim. To make sure, sim will keep running.
- Enable verbose SDK logging: If you are hitting issues. Enable logging in BonsaiClientConfig. And set the right LogLevel to get more information.
- For hosted sim, You can also enable Sim logging for Episodes, iterations and system log, using our CLI commands (1, 2) for start-training and start-logging. These logs will go to Log Analytics workspace.