From Pterodactyls and Cactus to Artificial Intelligence - Ivan Seidel Gomes, WisePix

Jan 4, 20170 likes361 views

Among many things I love, what I really appreciate doing is the different, and learn with it. Breaking barriers is complicated for any person. Knowledge barriers many times are formed by ourselves by incomplete parts of our mind's puzzle. What If I could help you out with some piece of Artificial Intelligence, without "puzzling" your head? This project consists of an A.I. coded in Node.JS that learns by itself to play the "Google Chrome"'s Dino game (the one that pops up when there is no internet). Using Neural Networks, and a Genetic Algorithm, I could manage to let the computer learn by itself how to play the game like a ninja. The project has been hosted in github (https://github.com/ivanseidel/IAMDinosaur) and it's called IAMDinosaur.

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