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Artificial Neural Networks Thanks but @kylotan gave me enough knowledge so that I can continue researching on my own. :) |
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Artificial Neural Networks I have read sources that you should do 130 outputs, one for each move if they are too distinct... What can you tell me about that please? |
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Nov 24 |
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Artificial Neural Networks "is there any correlation between them?" - I kinda get what you mean here but I don't totally understand what I should look for? For example if output 1 is 1 therefore move left, output 2 is 1 move right.. How can I correlate between these two? |
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Artificial Neural Networks Thanks for your reply.. Im gonna do a bit more research based on what you said and ill get back to you :) Thanks again |
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Nov 24 |
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Where would I find C# flocking tutorials? Have you looked at the comments. They are very useful in terms of whats going on (Thats how I understood what was coded). There is a good post on stackoverflow about resources for flocking : Link |
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