Hi all, I want to use NEAT for a board game (hex)to train neural network controlled roving eye. if any one can suggest how i can use ANJI "Roving eye" part . I...
... Hi Ramen, If you haven't already, I'd suggest reading Ken's paper "Evolving a Roving Eye for Go" http://nn.cs.utexas.edu/keyword?stanley:gecco04 as well as...
Dear Derek, Thank you so much for your kind help, I will start reading the papers you suggested and try using them and will inform you and the group of my ...
Quiz time. I'm thinking of making the SharpNeat neuro-evolution 'engine' a bit more re-usable and generic. Right now I have an IGenome interface defined, ...
Hi everyone, First of all, a note - until I ran into Neat recently, I hadn't experimented with neural networks for at least good 7 years, so I may be unaware...
Ricardo, Welcome back, it's always great to get more people involved. Your idea sounds very interesting to me, I've though of a few ideas along the same...
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... These are fixed code/class interfaces I'm talking about here. So as an example I might have interfaces defined as follows (partly taken from my existing...
Hi Ricardo, Charles, The idea of re-using copies of sub-networks and the problem of how to connect them up has indeed been discussed on this group in the past,...
Many thanks for the pointer, Colin, I'll read the paper. I noticed you mentioned modular NEAT on the naming thread - do you have plans in the near future for...
Hi Colin, If I'm understanding you correctly, you want an implementation of supernome to contain the logic for creating a phenome from a genome (the Decode ...
I'm probably also not fully following all the abstraction being discussed, but somewhere in the mix it sounds like "Physics." I mean Physics is the ultimate...
Hi Ricardo, There are also other quite different approaches to evolving phenotypes with repeating substructures. They usually involve a development or...
Hi Colin,
It sounds to me that the only way in which different implementations of IGenome would be related is that they have to display a small set of...
... Yes although 'near future' may be an ambitious term here. As discussed on the other thread I want to provide a mechanism for plugging in different kinds of...
... It's not a word I'd come across either, I just deduced that such a word existed based on the the word genotype, genome and phenotype. Sure enough there it...
First up, thanks Philip, Ken and Ian for your comments so far. It's becoming apparent that I didn't know quite what I was trying to achieve when I started the...
At 22:24 06/12/2005, Colin wrote:
>Ian Badcoe wrote:
>Ok so I provide a GType, PType and FitnessType and it's up to the coder
>supplying the types to provide...
Here's an idea I got while reading some GP papers. Often in GP work the use of ADF's (Automatically Defined Functions) is mentioned, as far as I can see this...
Investigating the C++ source, it seems like NNodes are assigned Traits. I've read "EVOLVING ADAPTIVE NEURAL NETWORKS WITH AND WITHOUT ADAPTIVE SYNAPSES", but I...
... Hi, Just a thought that you can always have two levels of abstraction here, a totally generic outer layer, where the Phenome is not assumed to take or...
... Yes and no (and you get into this a bit yourself). A subroutine is (usually) entirely discrete, e.g. invocation#1 can have no influence on invocation#2. ...
Hi Tomoljack, yes you are right I put traits inside both nodes and links in the NEAT code that I distributed. Note that that code was written and distributed...
... Good idea. I've read through the C# generics docs now which includes a few usage scenarios, a comparison with C++ templates and a few words about possible...
... When I said 'invocation' I meant 'invocation statement', or invocation instruction(JMP or whatever) within compiled code. I'm not quite sure where you're...
Hello group, I'm very interested in experimenting with NEAT but I'm having some problems getting it to compile. I'm using GCC 3.4.4 and I tried applying the...
Greetings all, Just to let you know that the reason I've been a bit quiet lately is I was busy finding myself a new job. That's all done now, and I started...
Out of curiosity, is there any variability in the fitness evaluation? Also, when you graph the fitness per cycle, graph the complexity, too. If the complexity...
... Well good luck with that, looks 'your cup of tea' anyway. I looked for work this time last year but was thoroughly disheartened by the type of work...
The problem looks like it has to do with compiling gtk and Guile. As time goes on, the way NEAT compiles and references these libraries is probably becoming...
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