I’ve always been interested in AI, evolution simulations, and other interesting problems. But I will never forget one of my all time favorite classics, John Conway’s Game of Life.. This simulation implements a few just a few simple rules, yet relatively complex structures emerge. The rules are: 1. Any live cell with fewer than two [...]
Archive for December, 2009
John Conway’s Game of Life + Mutation (C/C++)
Posted by kenny on December 22nd, 2009
Posted in C/C++, Mathematics, Programming, Simulation 
Tags: C++, cellular automata, evolution, John Conways Game of Life, Mutation, self-organization, Simulation 
2 Comments »Neural Network (Back-Error Propagation) C++
Posted by kenny on December 20th, 2009
Here is yet another simple Neural Network that implements Back-Error Propagation as a form of Reinforced Learning. The entire project is written in C++ and requires no special libraries to compile and run. main.cpp contains code to train both a 2 and 3-input Logical AND gate. The zipped source code can be downloaded here A [...]
Posted in Artificial Intelligence, C/C++, Neural Networks, Programming Tags: AI, Artificial Intelligence, Back-Error Propagation, C++, Neural Network, ニューラルネット, 人工知能, 誤差逆伝播法 1 Comment »Graph 3D (Vector Rotation Source Included) C++
Posted by kenny on December 19th, 2009
This program implements my simple Vector3D.h source to draw simple graphs using SDL. While it’s not terribly advanced, it should be pretty fun to tinker with. To learn more about 3D rotations including the mathematics and more source (Java) examples, view my previous post –> 3D Rotation Matrix – Graph3D. The source code and linux [...]
