A classic Connect Four game featuring two-player mode and an AI opponent powered by Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS), offering an exciting and strategic gameplay experience.
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Chinese Checkers computer player implementing Monte Carlo Tree Search
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Java based alpha zero reinforcement learning. The core module suppports implementing any adversary board game. Example implementation for Tic Tac Toe.
reinforcement-learning tic-tac-toe connect-four mcts monte-carlo-tree-search self-learning alphago deeplearning4j alphago-zero alpha-zero alphazero alphagozero
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A powerful Java framework to build zero-sum game AI engines. Includes ready-to-use search algorithms, UCI support, and tools that simplify complex engine development.
mcts uci search-algorithm minimax adversarial-search game-ai negamax zero-sum game-theory-algorithms game-theory-framework
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Ultimate Tic Tac Toe for Android
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Abstract Strategy Board Games
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MCTS/minimax turn-based game AI for Java
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Tic-Tac-Toe game using the Monte Carlo Tree Search algorithm, implemented in Java.
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Feb 13, 2022 - Java
In this project, my primary goal was to implement an AI player class powered by the Monte Carlo Tress Search algorithm which can play for a win as well as defend a defeat to compete with a Human player.
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Reversi monte carlo tree search for android
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This is the AI we created for a university course. It plays the famous game, Kalah.
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Dec 20, 2020 - Java
MCTS for query rewrite
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May 6, 2022 - Java
This repository contains the AI engine for a simplified version of Heartstone game
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Java AI player for the Game of Amazons using Monte Carlo Tree Search and heuristic evaluation.
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model-based RL solvers for some card games
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