Re:Why not write it as a video game?
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NaturePhotog
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· Score: 3, Informative
They've already done that. Scroll down and look for "Java and Common Lisp reference implementations". It allows you to play the game, and outputs the command string.
Genetic Algorithm
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Samus
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· Score: 2, Informative
Sounds like a pretty simple application for a genetic algorithm. I read a book that showed how to do path finding using a GA. You just need the right number and type of censors and the outputs would correspond to what jet to fire. After a while your NN would learn how to fly to any objective on the map. Sounds like a fun little problem.
In case anyone's interested, there's a programming contest late tonight/early tomorrow morning, starting at 08:30 UTC on Nov. 20th (5:30am EST, I believe). It's hosted through the University of Valladolid. Contest details and the problemset will be at http://online-judge.uva.es/contest/when the contest begins. All you need to do is register an account on the UVA system, and submit your answers through the on-line submit-o-matic.
There are no prizes, the problems are not terribly hard (they are aimed at college-level participants), but you get geek points (whatever those are) and it's fun (in my opinion, at least).
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They've already done that. Scroll down and look for "Java and Common Lisp reference implementations". It allows you to play the game, and outputs the command string.
Sounds like a pretty simple application for a genetic algorithm. I read a book that showed how to do path finding using a GA. You just need the right number and type of censors and the outputs would correspond to what jet to fire. After a while your NN would learn how to fly to any objective on the map. Sounds like a fun little problem.
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There are no prizes, the problems are not terribly hard (they are aimed at college-level participants), but you get geek points (whatever those are) and it's fun (in my opinion, at least).