> Make the Game AI also learn from the moves that the opponent makes. This is especially important when playing against a better opponent (imagine an AI playing Game21 against an opponent that plays perfectly)
@SimonForsberg You got to help me out though, should I pull the entire repo: github.com/Zomis/Machine-Learning and go for the master branch? Never really used the concept of branches, since I was the only developer in previous git-based repos.
Something totally unrelated and off-topic, any chance someone got some feedback on the layout of my new blog: fizzbuzz.me (still needs content though haha)
The tags you mentioned correspond to the dates? It looked pretty decent to me, since it allowed me to easily distinguish between blog posts. But perhaps that's just me then.
The shadow I agree. Have to find something better for that :)
And what would you suggest related to the color theme for the title @enderland?
@enderland the titles were by default orange, but I found that it did not blend in the whole scheme. I intentionally made it blue so the color scheme was simple.
@SimonForsberg interesting, I've been using the cli up till now. But some visual aspect might be helpful! :)
Shouldn't I've forked the repo btw @SimonForsberg?
Then I guess I have to clone that repository instead of yours, right @SimonForsberg? If I currently make changes to the one I cloned from yours, can I push those changes directly to your repo?
and then when you push, do: git push mylocalname mybranchname or if your name of your branch is different, git push mylocalname remotebranchname:mybranchname
Trying to figure out the structure of the project :) Like how do you run it? The MachineLearning.java file which seems to be the main entry point is specifically for the NN part, no?
Since you said you already calculated the F1 score related to Duga
@DJanssens The structure is a bit of a mess because I have many different things that I want to work on. Some parts are Neural Networks and Image Recognition (primarily related to Minesweeper and Binarypuzzle/Binero) and some parts are about making a somewhat generic GameAI, and now there's the text stuff :)
look for ProgrammersCommentTest among the tests
Even though I have put things in test, most of it aren't really tests but rather examples or use-cases.
I see, btw @SimonForsberg I don't want to disturb you from your work/programming with my questions. So if you want I can stop asking things, just say so ;)
@DJanssens layout looks pretty good to me. Only thing that is odd is the URL is fizzbuzz.me but the header of the blog says DAAN.CODES so it's a bit odd
