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Genetic Algorithm Car Evolution Using Box2D Physics (v2.2)
- BornInTheUSSR 16y agoCan we genetically evolve algorithms for genetically evolving cars?
- Derbasti 16y agoWow, this is amazingly fun to watch!
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoDo we have to see a new variant on this every week? Or every month? It's fun to watch, it's cute, it's cool, but it's getting tedious.
- grovulent 16y agoI for one never get tired of this evolutionarily challenged little vehicle. Wee look at the little guy go! Or not as the case may be after 65 generations or so...
- PostOnce 16y agoIndeed. Those who are interested (such as I) can go to boxcar2d.com themselves. A major technological leap/ton of new features/big milestone would merit a post, but not a slightly improved algorithm.
- kordless 16y agoThis version is definitely an improvement, and interesting to watch. I welcome it. BTW, the purpose of the voting widget on the left is for you indicate whether you like it or not: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- jimt 16y agoIt's been running for over an hour now, and they don't seem to be getting any better. How long is it supposed to take?
- jerome_etienne 16y agofun toy. suggestion: do it with some fake animals with legs and all
- jerome_etienne 16y agosuggestion 2: guide more the mutation to avoid spawning for hours without success
- smlacy 16y agoThis doesn't actually look like a Genetic Algorithm to me. What I would expect is that with each generation, the "most fit" car or cars from the previous generation are combined with small mutations, and then "duke it out" in the next generation. What i'm seeing is that each "generation" includes 20 different vehicles, each of which mutates a little bit. I'm not seeing that much trial and error or different versions of the same "DNA".