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Using Genetic Learning In Weight-Based Game Ai, Dylan Anthony Kordsmeier
Using Genetic Learning In Weight-Based Game Ai, Dylan Anthony Kordsmeier
Computer Science and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Honors Theses
Human beings have been playing games for centuries, and over time, mankind has learned how to excel at these fun competitions. With the ever-growing interest in the field of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI), developers have been finding ways to let the game compete against the player much like another human would. While there are many approaches to humanlike learning in machines, this article will focus on using Evolutionary Optimization as a method to develop different levels of pseudo-thinking inan AI used for ato effectively play the Connect Four game.
Wip, Armon Nayeraini
Wip, Armon Nayeraini
Computer Science and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Honors Theses
Games have been shown to be capable tools in teaching. Additionally, programming can be a hard skill to learn. The objective of this research was to create a game that helps student learn coding concepts by playing a video game. The result of our work is a fully functional game that introduces the beginning concepts of programming: sequential, conditional, iterative operations.
Tweetement: Pseudo-Relevance Feedback For Twitter Search, Kanatbay Bektemirov
Tweetement: Pseudo-Relevance Feedback For Twitter Search, Kanatbay Bektemirov
Computer Science and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Honors Theses
Microblogging platforms such as Twitter let users communicate with short messages. Due to the messages’ short content and the users’ tendency to type short queries while searching, it is particularly challenging to locate useful tweets that match user queries. The fundamental problems of word mismatch due to ambiguity are especially acute. To solve this problem, this thesis explores and compares multiple automatic query expansion methods that involve the most frequent hashtags and keywords. We built a Web service that provides real-time Twitter Search results incorporating automatic query expansion. Six pseudo-relevance feedback methods were studied and the numbers indicate that results …