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Think this way: if there are easy ways to improve, it should be already within every nano-sized pattern matcher.
 
Think this way: if there are easy ways to improve, it should be already within every nano-sized pattern matcher.
  
And, most changes are making things worse simply means you may be already at some local minimum, which is discovered by the predecessors. The "improvements" you easily think of may be already tried by predecessors as well, and the one that works is already applied.  
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And, most changes are making things worse simply means you may be already at some local minimum, which is discovered by the predecessors. The "improvements" you easily think of may be already tried by predecessors as well, and the ones that work are already applied.  
  
 
So, to push the bar further, just go the "hard" way. Record some data of every opponent you need to face, encode some behavior of your gun into genes, and use genetic algorithms to find a way out!
 
So, to push the bar further, just go the "hard" way. Record some data of every opponent you need to face, encode some behavior of your gun into genes, and use genetic algorithms to find a way out!

Latest revision as of 01:30, 22 July 2019

Think this way: if there are easy ways to improve, it should be already within every nano-sized pattern matcher.

And, most changes are making things worse simply means you may be already at some local minimum, which is discovered by the predecessors. The "improvements" you easily think of may be already tried by predecessors as well, and the ones that work are already applied.

So, to push the bar further, just go the "hard" way. Record some data of every opponent you need to face, encode some behavior of your gun into genes, and use genetic algorithms to find a way out!