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Mindblowing that the trained agents are 10s of years old - this puts their skill in perspective. Very interesting that we humans may be too 'realtime' to train
by deepnet 11y ago
Mindblowing that the trained agents are 10s of years old - this puts their skill in perspective.
Very interesting that we humans may be too 'realtime' to train evolving agents.
Do your plank avoiding creatures evolve faster ?
http://otoro.net/ml/planks/index.html http://otoro.net/ml/planks/index.html
Watching the creatures avoiding planks it is hard to reconcile the deterministic mathematics with the seeming agency and 'beingness' of the simulated life.
- hardmaru 11y agoThe creatures evolved much faster! If you run the training demo at http://otoro.net/planks/training.html http://otoro.net/planks/training.html I noticed that after 50-100 generations they develop insect like characteristics. But for the slime agents, they needed much evolution. I think when I did it I actually had them evolve on the easy version first, and then increased the area size to evolve them on the larger play area. This sort of step by step evolution strategy was covered in some neuroevolution papers I read. I also applied it to the pendulum example.