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Traditional Malaysian board game. Similar to Mancala. Implement NeuralNetwork (NN) agent, Min-Max, and Random move. System is based on Adam Cofer's Mancala system (2003). Also using Neuroph 2.5b by Zoran Servarac for NN. All code under GPLv3.
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sum gnu anti reversi 8x8 -windows
Use delphi or lazarus to program Anti Reversi by min\max method
Move to: 1:Delphi version to https://github.com/sum2012/sum-gnu-anti-Reversi-delphi-windows 2:lazarus version to https://github.com/sum2012/sum-gnu-anti-Reversi-lazarus-windows Sum GNU Anti Reversi 8x8 program is an anti Reversi of the classic game "Reversi". The player who has more pieces on the board when the game is finished, loses the game.The program use half score cut method to make it to think faster.I also program java reversi to display reversi in web site.Future will clean... -
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Play Gomoku against computer player. The computer player is implemented using a min/max tree with alpha-beta pruning.
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Originally proposed: A Chess API capable of making an available move list using international tournament rules, as well as a min/max algorithm with an example move evaluator. The purpose is to allow end-users to focus on writing evaluation code.
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