For another application of BOTH genetic algorithms AND artificial neural networks (much like my swarm robotics project), check out this awesome video about evolving a brain to play Super Mario.
It should also help reinforce the idea about how artificial neural networks work, which I explained briefly during class...
It seems so weird that it would be written in Lua. Lua is a little restrictive because it's meant to be used in conjunction with something else, like C++, and it's often used for configuring things. (My window manager, Awesome, is configured through Lua.) So I would imagine if you can do it through Lua you could do it through something with more features...
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ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! He said he wrote it in a language called Lua (http://www.lua.org/). Could you achieve a similar result in Java or Python?
ReplyDeleteIt seems so weird that it would be written in Lua. Lua is a little restrictive because it's meant to be used in conjunction with something else, like C++, and it's often used for configuring things. (My window manager, Awesome, is configured through Lua.) So I would imagine if you can do it through Lua you could do it through something with more features...
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