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The aim of this project is to search for the best solution to the Solitaire board game starting with a cross. The computer searches for solutions by playing by itself.
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GameBots is a research-oriented platform for building artificially-intelligent autonomous agents for computer games. It provides interfaces to sensing and acting in computer game environments and benchmark implementations of agents.
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Ruby SCREAMS, so lets give it a voice! The first step is to port the Snack Tcl/Tk API to Ruby. Then we can talk about games, speech recognition, AI, and a meaningful relationship with your computer!
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Jthello is an othello (reversi) clone written in Java. It is designed to run over a network and to implement/compare different computer player (A.I.)
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"Nearly Intelligent Computer Operated Language Examiner" - NICOLE is a theory or experiment that if a computer is given enough combinations of how words, phrases and sentences are related to one another, it could talk back to you.
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pRobot is something like Pokémon for computer scientists. Each player creates a computer program, a so-called pRobot. Then all the pRobots are thrown into a virtual arena, the war-ground. Within that arena they can walk, reproduce, and fight.
