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Robocode: Neural evolution test with NEAT

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Uploaded by on May 6, 2007

The yellow robots radar and gun are controlled by neural networks, whitch where evolved with neat

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  • That was a nice application of NEAT.

    Do you have an article or similar on it? I'd really like to take a look.

  • Well, I wrote my bachelor work on this, but it is in Lithuanian, so I guess you wont read it :)

  • I guess I won't have time to learn Lithuanian right now! Too bad :(

    I've trying to achieve similar results using NEAT, but I'm having problems (although almost solved) in integrating it with robocode.

    What version of NEAT did you use? ANJI, NEAT4J, ... ?

  • ANJI. I used robocode security settings turned off, so I could use external libraries

  • I'll check out the security options as soon as I can (I'm working with my own modified NEAT4J implementation).

    Do you have any intentions to release the sources?

  • I can give the sources, only my implementation is very messy right now. It was ok for testing, but it may need some work to run on other computer

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  • @gistanevicius I used NEAT in my bachelor work too. I'd have to show off some parts of it once. It was about live simulation (triangle life forms with brains evolving using NEAT).

  • I dont really see the point of this tho, It would do terribly in matches like this, could you explain why you would use this?

    Regards,

    KiraNL

  • I know this is an old video now, but I've also mixed ANJI and Robocode and can confirm that for Radar, only 3 inputs (including a bias input) are needed to get a perfect lock on the enemy.

    Targetting is a different matter, working on that now.

  • Spazbot.

  • Is there any chance of seeing the source code? I'm doing something similar (involving scanning and movement) and i would love to see what you've already achieved with ANJI.

  • check out our robocode competition codewarriorswanted

  • Thanks! I sent you a private message with more details.

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