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OmniSafe is a comprehensive and reliable benchmark for safe reinforcement learning.

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This library is currently under heavy development - if you have suggestions on the API or use-cases you'd like to be covered, please open a GitHub issue or reach out. We'd love to hear about how you're using the library.

OmniSafe is an infrastructural framework designed to accelerate safe reinforcement learning (RL) research by providing a comprehensive and reliable benchmark for safe RL algorithms. The field of RL has great potential to benefit the society, and safety concerns are a significant issue, and RL algorithms have raised concerns about unintended harm or unsafe behavior. Safe RL intends to develop algorithms that minimize the risk of unintended harm or unsafe behavior, but there is currently a lack of commonly recognized safe RL algorithm benchmarks.

OmniSafe addresses these issues by providing more than 40 experimentally validated algorithms and a sound and efficient simulation environment. Researchers can use OmniSafe to conduct experiments and verify their ideas, ensuring consistency and enabling more efficient development of safe RL algorithms. By using OmniSafe as a benchmark, researchers can evaluate the performance of their own safe RL algorithms and contribute to the advancement of safe RL research.

Table of Contents

Implemented Algorithms

The supported interface algorithms currently include:

Latest SafeRL Papers

List of Algorithms

On-Policy Safe

Off-Policy Safe

Model-Based Safe

Offline Safe

Others

Installation

Prerequisites

OmniSafe requires Python 3.8+ and PyTorch 1.10+.

We support and test for Python 3.8, 3.9, 3.10 on Linux. Meanwhile, we also support M1 and M2 versions of macOS. We will accept PRs related to Windows, but do not officially support it.

Install from source

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/OmniSafeAI/omnisafe
cd omnisafe

# Create a conda environment
conda env create --file conda-recipe.yaml
conda activate omnisafe

# Install omnisafe
pip install -e .

Install from PyPI

OmniSafe is hosted in PyPI / Status.

pip install omnisafe

Examples

cd examples
python train_policy.py --algo PPOLag --env-id SafetyPointGoal1-v0 --parallel 1 --total-steps 1024000 --device cpu --vector-env-nums 1 --torch-threads 1

algo:

Type Name
Base-On-Policy PolicyGradient, PPO
NaturalPG, TRPO
Base-Off-Policy DDPG, TD3, SAC
Naive Lagrange RCPO, PPOLag, TRPOLag
DDPGLag, TD3Lag, SACLag
PID Lagrange CPPOPid, TRPOPid
First Order FOCOPS, CUP
Second Order SDDPG, CPO, PCPO
Saute RL PPOSaute, PPOLagSaute
Simmer RL PPOSimmerQ, PPOSimmerPid
PPOLagSimmerQ, PPOLagSimmerPid
EarlyTerminated PPOEarlyTerminated
PPOLagEarlyTerminated
Model-Based CAP, MBPPOLag, SafeLOOP

env-id: Environment id in Safety Gymnasium, here a list of envs that safety-gymnasium supports.

Category Task Agent Example
Safe Navigation Goal[012] Point, Car, Racecar, Ant SafetyPointGoal1-v0
Button[012]
Push[012]
Circle[012]
Safe Velocity Velocity HalfCheetah, Hopper, Swimmer, Walker2d, Ant, Humanoid SafetyHumanoidVelocity-v1

More information about environments, please refer to Safety Gymnasium

parallel: Number of parallels

Try with CLI

A video example

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pip install omnisafe

omnisafe --help # Ask for help

omnisafe benchmark --help # The benchmark also can be replaced with 'eval', 'train', 'train-config'

# Quick benchmarking for your research, just specify: 1.exp_name, 2.num_pool(how much processes are concurrent), 3.path of the config file(refer to omnisafe/examples/benchmarks for format)
omnisafe benchmark test_benchmark 2 ./saved_source/benchmark_config.yaml

# Quick evaluating and rendering your trained policy, just specify: 1.path of algorithm which you trained
omnisafe eval ./saved_source/PPO-{SafetyPointGoal1-v0} --num-episode 1

# Quick training some algorithms to validate your thoughts
# Note: use `key1:key2`, your can select key of hyperparameters which are recursively contained, and use `--custom-cfgs`, you can add custom cfgs via CLI
omnisafe train --algo PPO --total-steps 2048 --vector-env-nums 1 --custom-cfgs algo_cfgs:steps_per_epoch --custom-cfgs 1024

# Quick training some algorithms via a saved config file, the format is as same as default format
omnisafe train-config ./saved_source/train_config.yaml

Getting Started

Important Hints

  • train_cfgs:torch_threads is especially important for training speed, and is varying with users' machine, this value shouldn't be too small or too large.

Quickstart: Colab on the Cloud

Explore OmniSafe easily and quickly through a series of colab notebooks:

  • Getting Started Introduce the basic usage of OmniSafe so that users can quickly hand on it.
  • CLI Command Introduce how to use the CLI tool of OmniSafe.

We take great pleasure in collaborating with our users to create tutorials in various languages. Please refer to our list of currently supported languages. If you are interested in translating the tutorial into a new language or improving an existing version, kindly submit a PR to us.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

The OmniSafe Team

OmniSafe is mainly developed by the SafeRL research team directed by Prof. Yaodong Yang. Our SafeRL research team members include Borong Zhang, Jiayi Zhou, JTao Dai, Weidong Huang, Ruiyang Sun, Xuehai Pan and Jiaming Ji. If you have any questions in the process of using omnisafe, don't hesitate to ask your questions on the GitHub issue page, we will reply to you in 2-3 working days.

License

OmniSafe is released under Apache License 2.0.