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    EnvPool

    EnvPool

    C++-based high-performance parallel environment execution engine

    EnvPool is a fast, asynchronous, and parallel RL environment library designed for scaling reinforcement learning experiments. Developed by SAIL at Singapore, it leverages C++ backend and Python frontend for extremely high-speed environment interaction, supporting thousands of environments running in parallel on a single machine. It's compatible with Gymnasium API and RLlib, making it suitable for scalable training pipelines.
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    ElegantRL

    ElegantRL

    Massively Parallel Deep Reinforcement Learning

    ElegantRL is an efficient and flexible deep reinforcement learning framework designed for researchers and practitioners. It focuses on simplicity, high performance, and supporting advanced RL algorithms.
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