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other robots.
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Also, their architecture is often weakly structured, mainly because of a lack of modularity and flexibility. This leads users
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to reimplement several pieces of code to integrate them into their own experimental or benchmarking work.
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To overcome these issues, we introduce *PyRoboLearn*, a new Python robot learning framework that combines different learning
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To overcome these issues, we introduce <em>PyRoboLearn</em>, a new Python robot learning framework that combines different learning
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paradigms into a single framework. Our framework provides a plethora of robotic environments, learning models and algorithms.
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*PyRoboLearn* is developed with a particular focus on modularity, flexibility, generality, and simplicity to favor (re)usability.
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<em>PyRoboLearn</em> is developed with a particular focus on modularity, flexibility, generality, and simplicity to favor (re)usability.
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This is achieved by abstracting each key concept, undertaking a modular programming approach, minimizing the coupling among the
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different modules, and favoring composition over inheritance for better flexibility. We demonstrate the different features and
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utility of our framework through different use cases.
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