[TensorFlow] How to generate the Memory Report from Grappler?

In the previous post, I introduce the way to generate cost and model report from Grappler.
https://danny270degree.blogspot.com/2019/01/tensorflow-how-to-generate-cost-and.html
In this post, I will continue to introduce the memory report which I think that is very useful. Please refer to my previous post to get the model code.

[TensorFlow] How to generate the Cost and Model Report from Grappler?

General speaking, Grappler in Tensorflow has several optimizers to do the specific area optimizations, such as for reducing the peak memory usage in GPU. So, I want to introduce some useful functions inside Grappler which are used for Simple Placer mechanism. And, these functions are also partially used in Grappler's optimizers.

[TensorFlow] My example of using SavedModelBuilder to do inference in TensorFlow

The purpose of this post is to show my example of SavedModelBuilder to do inference in TensorFlow. From my experiment, this approach can save a model with the signature that has input and output node name. And SavedModelBuilder can restore the graph based on the previously saved model pb file and the signature definition. Once, the restore is done, the inference task can be executed directly without GPU device needed if the training task is on GPU device.

[Reinforcement Learning] Get started to learn Actor Critic for reinforcement learning

Actor-Critic is basically combined with Policy Gradient (Actor)  and Function Approximation (Critic) based algorithm together. Actor is based on the probability given by policy to act and Critic judges the performance of Actor and gives the score. So, Actor will improve its probability given by policy based on Critic's judge and score. The following diagram is the concept:

[Reinforcement Learning] Get started to learn Sarsa(lambda λ) for reinforcement learning

Once you know what the Sarsa algorithm is, you can continue to learn Sarsa(lambda λ) algorithm.
I basically refer to these tutorial documents (written in Chinese) :
https://morvanzhou.github.io/tutorials/machine-learning/reinforcement-learning/3-3-A-sarsa-lambda/
https://morvanzhou.github.io/tutorials/machine-learning/reinforcement-learning/3-3-tabular-sarsa-lambda/
https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/28108498

The Sarsa(lambda λ) algorithm looks like this:

[Reinforcement Learning] Get started to learn Sarsa for reinforcement learning

If taking a look at Sarsa algorithm, you will find that it is so similar with Q-Learning.
For my previous post about Q-Learning, please refer to this link:
https://danny270degree.blogspot.com/2018/11/reinforcement-learning-get-started-to_21.html

Here is the Sarsa algorithm:

[Reinforcement Learning] Using dynamic programming to solve a simple GridWorld with 4X4

I borrow the example and its source code from here which is a dynamic programming to solve a simple GridWorld with 4X4 and put my explanation for the calculation of value function. Hope that will help to understand dynamic programming and Markov Reward Process(MRP) more quickly.

[Reinforcement Learning] Get started to learn DQN for reinforcement learning

The previous post about Q-Learning is here:
[Reinforcement Learning] Get started to learn Q-Learning for reinforcement learning

Basically, Deep Q-Learning ( DQN ) is upgraded the Q-Learning algorithm and the Q-table is replaced by the neural network. For the DQN tutorial, I refer to these as follows: ( sorry, they are written in Chinese )
https://morvanzhou.github.io/tutorials/machine-learning/reinforcement-learning/4-1-A-DQN/
https://morvanzhou.github.io/tutorials/machine-learning/reinforcement-learning/4-1-DQN1/
https://morvanzhou.github.io/tutorials/machine-learning/reinforcement-learning/4-2-DQN2/
https://morvanzhou.github.io/tutorials/machine-learning/reinforcement-learning/4-3-DQN3/