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I have backed us into a corner where it is hard to get QuickPOMDPs to work with SARSOP. This is because the POMDPX file format only supports (a, sp)-conditioned observation functions, but it also uses POMDPModelTools.StateActionReward, which requires the standard (s, a, sp) observation function.
If the user declares the observation function as an anonymous function inside of a QuickPOMDP constructor, there is no easy way to declare both methods. I am not sure what to do about this.
Current workaround is to declare the observation function outside of the constructor and define both methods.
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I have backed us into a corner where it is hard to get QuickPOMDPs to work with SARSOP. This is because the POMDPX file format only supports (a, sp)-conditioned observation functions, but it also uses POMDPModelTools.StateActionReward, which requires the standard (s, a, sp) observation function.
If the user declares the observation function as an anonymous function inside of a QuickPOMDP constructor, there is no easy way to declare both methods. I am not sure what to do about this.
Current workaround is to declare the observation function outside of the constructor and define both methods.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: