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AI library for Processing

In Imported, Processing, Uncategorized on 16 June 2006 tagged , , with 1 comment

Over on the Processing.org forum, Aaron Steed is putting together some of the AI code he's written into a library, starting with examples of A* pathfinding, genetic algorithms and neural networks.

I did my own implementation of A* based on the same tutorial recently. I've put it online here since our coding styles are quite different and it might be useful to have an alternative example to work with.


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Your approach shows some of the same ideas I’m having creating the library. It became clear that a sort of connector class is needed. I think that using Djikstra’s algorithm I could create searches across less cube like spaces, or with teleport style nodes. Thanks for the example.

Posted by RobotAcid on 9 July 2006 @ 7pm

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