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Task: marl-centralized-critic

Cooperative MARL: Centralized Critic Architecture for MAPPO

Objective

Improve cooperative multi-agent reinforcement learning by designing a better centralized critic architecture for MAPPO (Multi-Agent PPO). You can modify the CustomCritic class (lines 13-69) and add custom imports (lines 7-8) in custom_critic.py.

Background

In cooperative MARL with partial observability, each agent only sees a local observation but the team shares a common reward. Centralized-Training-with-Decentralized-Execution (CTDE) methods train a centralized value function during training (which can see the global state and all agents' information) and use it to reduce variance when computing advantages for each agent's decentralized policy gradient update. The architecture of this centralized critic — what it conditions on and how it mixes per-agent features — directly determines how tight the bias-variance tradeoff is and therefore how well MAPPO scales to hard multi-agent cooperation tasks.

The training uses EPyMARL's ppo_learner with the MAPPO default hyperparameters on three SMAC maps via smaclite (a pure-Python reimplementation of the StarCraft Multi-Agent Challenge benchmark — no StarCraft II binary required):

  • mmm — 1 Medivac + 2 Marauders + 7 Marines (team of 10) vs mirror; heterogeneous cooperation requiring heal micro (≈5M env steps).
  • 2s3z — 2 Stalkers + 3 Zealots (team of 5) vs mirror; medium heterogeneous team (≈5M env steps).
  • 3s5z — 3 Stalkers + 5 Zealots (team of 8) vs mirror; larger team, harder (≈5M env steps).

The default critic is a simple (state ⊕ agent-one-hot) → 3-layer MLP → V that ignores per-agent observations. It is a working baseline but leaves room for smarter architectures that integrate per-agent features, attention, or state conditioning.

Interface

Your CustomCritic must:

  • Inherit from nn.Module.
  • Accept (scheme, args) in __init__, where:
    • scheme["state"]["vshape"] — global state dim
    • scheme["obs"]["vshape"] — per-agent observation dim
    • args.n_agents, args.n_actions, args.hidden_dim, args.obs_last_action, args.obs_individual_obs
  • Set self.output_type = "v" in __init__.
  • Implement forward(self, batch, t=None) where:
    • batch["state"] — shape (B, T, state_dim)
    • batch["obs"] — shape (B, T, n_agents, obs_dim)
    • batch.batch_size, batch.max_seq_length, batch.device
    • t=None means "whole sequence"; otherwise t is an integer
    • Returns q with shape (B, T, n_agents, 1) — the learner later does .squeeze(3), so the trailing singleton is mandatory.

Reference Implementations

  • IPPO critic (ippo_critic.edit.py): per-agent MLP over batch["obs"] ⊕ agent-one-hot; no centralization. Floor baseline from Yu et al. 2022's IPPO ablation. Also see epymarl/src/modules/critics/ac.py.
  • MAPPO critic (mappo_critic.edit.py): shared MLP over (batch["state"] ⊕ agent-one-hot). Standard MAPPO c
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    98          q = self.v_head(fused)                                             # (B, T, n, 1)
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[Test #1] (2 tests remaining; call submit(n=N) to choose which test result to submit as final)

### mmm (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=1494 return_mean=2.2679 return_std=0.4984 battle_won_mean=0.0000

### 2s3z (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=1177 return_mean=4.0974 return_std=0.8716 battle_won_mean=0.0000

### 3s5z (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=1568 return_mean=4.2401 return_std=0.7205 battle_won_mean=0.0000
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    90          q = self.res_head(fused)                                           # (B, T, n, 1)
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[Test #2] (1 test remaining; call submit(n=N) to choose which test result to submit as final)

### mmm (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5007932 return_mean=23.0473 return_std=1.9412 battle_won_mean=0.9453
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5018326 return_mean=23.0669 return_std=1.8379 battle_won_mean=0.9648
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5028849 return_mean=23.1649 return_std=1.4303 battle_won_mean=0.9727
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5039345 return_mean=23.1263 return_std=2.0045 battle_won_mean=0.9453
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5049829 return_mean=22.9795 return_std=1.8733 battle_won_mean=0.9453
Final test for mmm (t_env=5019604):
  Win rate: 1.0000
  Mean return: 23.0391 +/- 0.5671

### 2s3z (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5008357 return_mean=19.3694 return_std=1.8283 battle_won_mean=0.8875
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5018799 return_mean=18.9171 return_std=2.3162 battle_won_mean=0.8094
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5029319 return_mean=19.1598 return_std=2.1748 battle_wo
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[submit] Submitting result from test #2 as final.

### mmm (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5007932 return_mean=23.0473 return_std=1.9412 battle_won_mean=0.9453
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5018326 return_mean=23.0669 return_std=1.8379 battle_won_mean=0.9648
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5028849 return_mean=23.1649 return_std=1.4303 battle_won_mean=0.9727
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5039345 return_mean=23.1263 return_std=2.0045 battle_won_mean=0.9453
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5049829 return_mean=22.9795 return_std=1.8733 battle_won_mean=0.9453
Final test for mmm (t_env=5019604):
  Win rate: 1.0000
  Mean return: 23.0391 +/- 0.5671

### 2s3z (scripts/train.sh)
Training metrics (last steps):
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5008357 return_mean=19.3694 return_std=1.8283 battle_won_mean=0.8875
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5018799 return_mean=18.9171 return_std=2.3162 battle_won_mean=0.8094
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5029319 return_mean=19.1598 return_std=2.1748 battle_won_mean=0.8625
TRAIN_METRICS t_env=5040075 re