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After 100 generations thay actually have learned to move correctly, that's impresive. But they move very slowly. But for 100 nodes in a single hidden layer it t
by Lord_Fixer 10y ago
After 100 generations thay actually have learned to move correctly, that's impresive. But they move very slowly.
But for 100 nodes in a single hidden layer it takes them only around 10-20 generations to learn for me (not 80), and they race really fast.
- breckinloggins 10y agoThat actually sounds right. For me, they took 80 or so to race what I subjectively thought of as "well", but they only took 10 or 20 - as you said - to roughly figure out what they were doing. And I figured out what the behavior difference was: before they finally "figure it out", they spend most of their time spinning in place or moving in "epicycles", for lack of a better term. Thanks for the project; it's been great fun!