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Java Behaviour Trees is a Java framework for easily building and running generic behaviour trees. Here, "behaviour tree" refers to the technique used to control the behaviour of characters in video games. IMPORTANT NOTE: our source code has been moved to GitHub. You will find it at: https://github.com/gaia-ucm/jbt Note however that all the binary files will still be distributed here at SourceForge.
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This is a fork of the JollyNinja Bot for Robocode. The project intends to document JollyNinja's source code, make it work in teams and provide a solid API to base other Bots on, especially TeamRobot based bots.
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This package contains code for the game of EasyGo, a modified version of the original game of go. This package provides a simple API so that the users can code and test their own players. Thus one can not only play, but also program their own players.
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It's a Cat and Dog game,we develop the Inner AI strategy for the Dog and we also code the strategy of the cat in order to simulate the user. Furthermore we use Artificial Neural Network to build the experiment
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