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Mimir-RGNN is a Python library that implements Relational Graph Neural Networks (R-GNN) using PyTorch and Mimir, offering a streamlined interface for building and using these networks.
One notable feature of Mimir-RGNN is its ability to define both input and output specifications directly during model construction. This allows for tailored configurations, as demonstrated below:
import pymimir_rgnn as rgnn
domain = ...
embedding_size = ...
num_layers = ...
config = rgnn.RelationalGraphNeuralNetworkConfig(
domain=domain,
input_specification=(rgnn.InputType.State, rgnn.InputType.Goal),
output_specification=[('value', rgnn.OutputNodeType.Objects, rgnn.OutputValueType.Scalar)],
embedding_size=embedding_size,
num_layers=num_layers,
message_aggregation=rgnn.AggregationFunction.HardMaximum
)
model = rgnn.RelationalGraphNeuralNetwork(config)
In this example, the configuration (RelationalGraphNeuralNetworkConfig
) allows specifying input types (e.g., state, goal) and output requirements (e.g., scalar values from object embeddings).
This flexibility supports various applications, including reinforcement learning (RL) and auxiliary loss functions.
Mimir-RGNN is available on PyPi and can be installed via pip:
pip install pymimir-rgnn
For an example, refer to the GitHub repository:
FAQs
Relational Graph Neural Network (R-GNN) package for Mimir based on PyTorch.
We found that pymimir-rgnn demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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