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Well guys, I'm having a hard time learning enough about ANNs to apply them to a problem. Firstly my general understanding is that the network adapts during the "training" phase to produce the correct output with the given set of inputs. This is obviously useful with image recognition, or handwriting …

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Hi We are high school students working on a final project for our course. We are making a top down shooter type game using pygame (its kind of like boxhead), and have made made all of our game except for the ai. We really need some help with this, so …

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Hi, I'm kinda new here, and I've only been programming for 6 or 8 months, so please forgive me if I sound like a total noob or an idiot with programming. I've been trying to code for my school assignment two AIs that are supposed to navigate around a maze. …

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Hi, all I'm searching for an idea regarding AI term project. I've researched a lot about AI areas, but not able to decide/come up with reasonable project that can be implemented within 2 months (approx. 5-10 hours a week) and easy to test&document, but at the same time be non-trivial …

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Hi, I've just started learning python (and programming overall) and I would like to ask for a little help from you, guys. What fascinates me (and you may think it's weird) is programs which simulate human's action/behavior (bots), so I wanted to ask if anyone could show me some good …

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Hello Daniweb, In 3D space I have generated a path which jumps between points in a grid of 100x100x100. When simulating movement through this path, I tried making a bezier curve of the points in the path, but the results were not good enough. I googled a lot, and the …

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Peter Molyneux, the man behind Lionhead Studios and the fantasy based series, Fable, spoke at a TED Global (Technology, Entertainment, and Design) conference in Oxford on Tuesday, reintroducing Milo, the “virtual human” software that utilizes Microsoft’s upcoming Kinect controller for the Xbox 360. This is the first time Milo has …

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I want to make a smarter child program. Smarter Child incase you don't know was an aim bot that was designed for kids. It was extremely abused but it had pretty good AI and comprehension of what your type. I don't really know how on this. I would probably be …

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I am old enough to remember the Westworld movie which starred Yul Brynner as a malfunctioning robot cowboy. It also featured sex robots, androids which allowed paying punters to indulge their every sexual fantasy. Of course, Westworld was a big hit in 1973 and I guess it was only ever …

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Hello, I would like to ask a theoretical question (regarding multi core hardware) of a Good Programmer. This may sound completely wild but please bear with me. I don't even want to POST it due to my fundamental ignorance but I WILL ask a generic statement. In terms of game …

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Hi I have selected to create a Robocup simulation team as my final year project. and i want to do it in JAVA. even though my interest is AI area i have no idea how to start this project. im still in my research time so have some time to …

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Ladies and Gentlemen: Project one with my expert analyses I find myself have Visual problems with Inartificial Intelligent. In developing H.D.V.H.O. high definition Visual holographic optics for short Visual Intelligent the program was basically just A.I. Artificial Intelligent that can move the image that would appear as 5in’ tall human …

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Greetings avid Linux fans and welcome to Crystal Ball Sunday #9: Intelligent Control. By Intelligent Control, I mean using artificial intelligence programming for the next generation of automobiles, manufacturing, air traffic control, environmental systems, handicapped person devices and prosthetics, and perhaps the most inspiring of all: Robots. Intelligent systems have …

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A rather interesting [URL="http://www.eetimes.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=206903246"]article in the EETimes[/URL] suggests that the holy grail of artificial intelligence, the ability to pass the Turing Test, may become a reality later this year courtesy of a collaboration between IBM and the [URL="http://www.rpi.edu/"]Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute[/URL]. The [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test"]Turing Test[/URL] was first described by Alan Turing back …

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I can recall having great fun talking with ELIZA more than a decade ago. Fun yes, serious AI no. It didn’t take long to get bored with the repetitive question and answer looping even if it was wrapped up in the guise of being intelligent machine driven conversation: an oxymoron …

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Early in September, NASA implemented new software controls on the Hubble Space Telescope, allowing it to shut down one of the three remaining gyroscopes, reserving the third gyroscope for later use. By doing this, scientists hope to extend the Hubble's mission through mid-2008. Gyroscopes are rotating mechanisms that remain fixated …

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