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I think the reshaping will be done regardless, so making a quick wrapper (for now, before official support) would be sufficient. Something along lines of (not tested, just a sketch):...

@SkittlePox Doing a wrapper like one you shared would be the way to go for now. Updating SB3 code to support this could potentially be welcomed but it will require...

Agreed this could be added later on once things have solidified a little (i.e. >= 1.2) as you suggested. Some of the functions are almost completely in pytorch functions (e.g....

Hey! Thanks for raising this. Next time remember to include minimal code to reproduce things ;) I agree with the fix, although I would not change the variable names, in...

> My personal view on that is this should be done outside SB3 (even though it could use SB3 as a base) and anyway not before 1.2+. A thought: Maybe...

I agree a link under "projects" section is more suitable as it is a separate package, unless the idea is to bring all the wrappers etc into contrib (i.e. to...

> Do you know if there are any plans to include model-based algorithms such as PlaNet or Dreamer? Sorry if this issue is not the place to post it, but...

Hey, did you open the files correctly? See this quote from the Zenodo webpage: > Newlines used in formulas_im2latex.lst are UNIX-style newlines (\n). Reading file with other type of newlines...

Hmm that is peculiar: I downloaded the `im2latex_formulas.lst` from zenodo and ran the following (Windows 10, Python 3.6): ```python f = open("./im2latex_formulas.lst", newline="\n") len(f.readlines()) Out[11]: 103559 f = open("./im2latex_formulas.lst", encoding="ISO-8859-1",newline="\n")...

Try running it with `xvfb-run -a python3 [your script]` (the "-a" flag might be necessary). If possible, do a debug test with headed machine (e.g. one with a GPU and...