Install the required environment by typing the following commands in your terminal (ensure you have conda installed)
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate rl2019
Then, running lab3.py will run all experiments and create a .pkl file similar to results-for-figs.pkl. Any difference are due to the stochastic nature of the results.
Running lab3-plot-results.py will then plot four figures; our three main results, and the first result of the appendix of the blog post. The data is also available for plotting the second graph in our results section.