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Implementation of Symbolic Relational Deep Reinforcement Learning based on Graph Neural Networks
I don't know if any RL library includes an already implemented agent that can process graphs. However there are a number of deep learning frameworks that can help with the implementation of graph neural networks, especially Graph Nets (based on Tensorflow) and PyTorch Geometric. You might need to modify an existing RL agent to make use of one of these frameworks. If you are not familiar with GNNs you can look up these surveys. This article may also be of interest to you: it tackles graph-based environments, and the paper's code is available (it has a custom implementation of A2C and uses PyTorch Geometric -- btw it doesn't use Gym's space.graph since this feature is very recent in Gym).
I don't know if any RL library includes an already implemented agent that can process graphs. However there are a number of deep learning frameworks that can help with the implementation of graph neural networks, especially Graph Nets (based on Tensorflow) and PyTorch Geometric. You might need to modify an existing RL agent to make use of one of these frameworks. If you are not familiar with GNNs you can look up these surveys. This article may also be of interest to you: it tackles graph-based environments, and the paper's code is available (it has a custom implementation of A2C and uses PyTorch Geometric -- btw it doesn't use Gym's space.graph since this feature is very recent in Gym).
I don't know if any RL library includes an already implemented agent that can process graphs. However there are a number of deep learning frameworks that can help with the implementation of graph neural networks, especially Graph Nets (based on Tensorflow) and PyTorch Geometric. You might need to modify an existing RL agent to make use of one of these frameworks. If you are not familiar with GNNs you can look up these surveys. This article may also be of interest to you: it tackles graph-based environments, and the paper's code is available (it has a custom implementation of A2C and uses PyTorch Geometric -- btw it doesn't use Gym's space.graph since this feature is very recent in Gym).
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