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Torch5 provides a Matlab-like environment for state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms. This project aims at gathering all contributed packages for Torch5, which are not part of the Torch5 core.
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LabLOVE (Life On a Virtual Environment) is an evolutionary multi-agent simulation environment. It is fast, modular and extensible. Contains the reference implementation for the gridbrain algorithm.
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Robot Warfare is a real-time strategy game that gives the user an opportunity to manage and program a team of battling robots that autonomously face opposing teams in a network-enabled environment.
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An multiplatform C++ environnement for simulating robots. Characteristics are : - robots are created using lego philosophy - robot behaviour language to be defined (lua ?) - multi users support on a same environnement
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