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This Projects purpose is to provide a simple Engine to play a basic 2 player Strategy Boardgame. This engine allows you to write computer agents to experiment with AI techniques (minimax, alpha-beta Pruning, neural networks ...)
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A java based backgammon game with support for network games, play on FIBS servers, and single player games against various complex backgammon AI's. Named after famous Greek who is regarded to have invented dice.
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AI software with the ability to play Checkers. The UI is very simple due to focus remain at the artifical intelligence.
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Web-based phone alert system. User can enter text alert message and have the system play the message over the phone using text-to-speech software. Interface to Voicent Gateway, a VoiceXML server. Call any telephone that may not have text messaging suppor
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Bots Poker Rooms is a Java server enabling poker games between bots. Users can commit their bots, follow their stats, and so on. The front-office is web-based and the back-office is a daemon which makes the bots play together.
