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Last year, I believe only one team even _tried_ an ML snake and they didn't make enough progress to actually compete. "Hand coding," so far, has been the way to
by tills13 8y ago
Last year, I believe only one team even _tried_ an ML snake and they didn't make enough progress to actually compete. "Hand coding," so far, has been the way to go.
Not sure if it's what you meant, but it's less "hand coding" and more about trying to enumerate board-state possibilities (i.e. "I'm hungry" or "there's a snake at x") and addressing them via generalized algorithms.
- nullandvoid 8y agoThat's interesting I updated my comment to be a bit more specific. I'd love to know how the problem space looks in this game vs chess for example as I mentioned. My terming is a little vague what I had meant is 'black box' solutions I guess where the logic can not be inferred via looking at the code