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Whoa, so cool!! You know what would be even cooler? if you could have it play any game described by the Game Description Language [1]. it looks like the pro
by JoeDaDude 3y ago
Whoa, so cool!!
You know what would be even cooler? if you could have it play any game described by the Game Description Language [1]. it looks like the project is most of the way there, since the environment methods looks like calls to data that would be included in a GDL description.
[1]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Description_Language https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Description_Language
- s-casci 3y agoInteresting, I didn't know about it... Modifying the existing environments' interfaces shouldn't be too difficult. Feel free to submit a PR!
- ZiggerZZ 3y agoDidn't know about this formalism! Are there any Python libraries that support GDL?
- JoeDaDude 3y agoI learned about GDL several years ago from folk working on General Game Player AIs, that is AI that could play any well described game. They were working primarily in Java at the time. A casual search show that, shockingly, there is no python library available for GDL (yet), they are still using Java. http://www.ggp.org/ http://www.ggp.org/ https://github.com/ggp-org/ https://github.com/ggp-org/
- Entze 3y agoIt is research code (read very unpolished) but you can get inspiration from pyggp [1]. More specifically, the game_description_language module. I implemented pyggp for my masters thesis. It's a proof of concept and will be iterated upon. [1] github.com/Entze/pyggp
- vldmrs 3y agoAre there any sample game descriptions for some games ? I have checked all the links but couldn’t find a single example.
- JoeDaDude 3y agoAt one time there was a Stanford course on the subject of General Game Players. The final project was to submit a player and see how it performed on a small set of games described by GDL. These were variations on Backgammon, Othello, and similar, with some rule changes. While much of the course material survives [1], those rulesets do not. The only GDL example I could find was the somewhat trivial example of Tic Tac Toe, see section 2.6 Tic Tac Toe Game Rules here [2]. [1]. http://ggp.stanford.edu/public/lessons.php http://ggp.stanford.edu/public/lessons.php [2]. http://ggp.stanford.edu/chapters/chapter_02.html http://ggp.stanford.edu/chapters/chapter_02.html An email for Michael Genesereth, teacher of the course, is on the course website. I might shoot an e-mail and see if he has GDL files to share.