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A rtificial I ntelligence for Games

A rtificial I ntelligence for Games. Minor Games Programming. Lecture 3 . Artificial Intelligence for Games. Theory: Graphs (Chapter 5) Path Planning (Chapter 8). Jan Verhoeven j.verhoeven@windesheim.nl. Theory: Graphs, (see study book: chapter 5). Graphs Graphs in Game AI

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Stuff

Stuff. No stuff today!. Last Time. The complexity of binary search. Started Recursion by looking at what recursion is, and how the java runtime engine uses activation frames to handle program flow. Today. Recursion, Cont. Types of recursion: Tail Non-Tail Indirect Excessive Infinite

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Automatic Text Summarization

By : asef poormasoomi autumn 2009. Automatic Text Summarization. Introduction. summary : brief but accurate representation of the contents of a document. Motivation. Abstracts for Scientific and other articles News summarization (mostly Multiple document summarization) ?

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Standardizing New Congestion Control Algorithms

Standardizing New Congestion Control Algorithms. Sally Floyd Workshop on High-speed TCP Microsoft February 5-6, 2007 Slides: http://www.icir.org/floyd/talks.html. What is the problem?. The problems: There are many proposed congestion control mechanisms.

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Find a Path

4. A. B. C. 4. 3. 5. 5. s. G. 4. 3. F. D. E. 2. 4. Find a Path. Heuristically Informed Methods. Which node do I expand next? What information can I use to guide this decision? Hill Climbing Beam Search Best First Search. 4. A. B. C. 4. 3. 5. 5. s. G. 4. 3. F. D.

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LAE Access Discussion

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Kurdistan

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ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS

ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS. Naveen Z Quazilbash. Exercise : Give a DFA accepting the following language over the alphabet {0, 1}: The set of all strings whose tenth symbol from the right is a 1. Proof . Main Idea: The states of the machine track the last 10 symbols read by the machine.

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DNA read assembly using A* Search

DNA read assembly using A* Search. Your Name dbarker@cs.uml.edu 91.543 Artificial Intelligence Fall 2011. Department of Computer Science.

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