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[Roman Y]

Hi guys. I've always wanted to try programming AI but I don't know much about it... Could anyone kind of point me into right direction, tell me how to start, what should be done, what languages better to program it with etc... maybe even something about genetic programming if anybody knows anything about it.

[Excited]

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[josep]

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[Roman Y]

Ok, thanks for the links guys looks intressting have some other stuff to do for now but I look forward to seeing them.

[artificial]

We had to do a term paper in school last year and my topic was artificial intelligence. Without further research, I wrote a game (Five in a row) which you can play against the computer. It wasn't difficult to program.
These are the steps I took:
1) Write the basic game or program (depending on what you want to do)
2) Think about how you would play/act if you were the computer
3) Think about how you evaluate a special situation or event
4) Write an algorithm that imitates your behavior

It takes some time, but IMHO it is viable, as long as the AI is not too complex.
Actually, the programming language doesn't matter. You just have to know it well for the topic "AI" is complex enough.

Greets,
artificial

[TeenChristian]

I think what artificial said was great advice, but one thing I would like to add. Try to get other people to test a citation as well. That way its not just your behavior being mimicked. Know what I mean?

[Roman Y]

Thanks guys. It would be kind of fun to try if I'll ever find time away from the Uni))) And I don't think we're going to be doing something as cool as that just yet... Now do you know anything about genetic programming as well? I'm not really sure it's what it is actually called so what I mean is an AI that can learn through "trial & error"-kind of way.

[BlaineSch]

Well actually this pretty awesome guy posted over 200 series (usually class semesters) youtube links.

There is a link in my signature since I find it so helpful.

http://forum.codecal...-tutorials.html

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