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• Head-Fake Targeting
  This [[targeting]] method is intended for use against opponents that try to head-fake you by ...0 degrees, you would normally fire at 15 + 20 = 35 degrees. With Head-Fake Targeting, you fire at 15 - 20 = -5 = 355 degrees.
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• Historical Velocity Recall
  ...targeting]] or [[circular targeting]] algorithm. The effectiveness of this targeting strategy can be greatly increased by implementing [[Segmentation]]. == Example using linear targeting==
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• Krabby2
  | targeting = [[Virtual Guns]] : :[[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional) | GF-Targeting]]
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• Simpler
  | targeting = Linear-Circular Targeting ...trong robot (I hope). All behind this robot engine is only Linear-Circular targeting. ''More detail to be come''
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• Area Targeting
  A method of [[targeting]] that aims at an area of the battlefield instead of at any particular bot. [[Category:Simple Targeting Strategies]]
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• Movement Challenge 2022/Prior Probability Challenge
  Test your bot against random targeting, which is prior probability of getting hit, in order to compare strategies ; Random targeting
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• Pytko
  | targeting = [[Pattern Matching]] ==Targeting==
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• Head-On Targeting
  The simple strategy of aiming where you last saw the enemy. Works surprisingly well ag {{Targeting Navbox}}
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• SimpleGF
  | targeting = GF Targeting {{Navbox simple
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• Pattern Movement
  ...a corner. Vulnerable to [[Linear Targeting]] and eventually just [[Head-On Targeting]]. ...Walls]]''' ‒ Moves in a straight line, along walls. Vulnerable to [[Linear Targeting]] guns and better.
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• Mercutio
  | targeting = [[Linear Targeting]] ...s those places in the future. This means that it rarely gets hit by simple targeting, and makes Mercutio my favorite bot to watch in battles because it often se
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• GrubbmGrb
  | targeting = [[VirtualGuns]] array of [[Simple Targeting Strategies]] ...is one of the better bots without use of 'fancy' stuff like [[GuessFactor Targeting]], [[PatternMatching]] or [[Wave Surfing]]
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• Lateral Velocity
  ...t half-speed. So, if the reference bot was using [[Linear Targeting|linear targeting]], it would aim at a velocity of 4 (or -4 if the enemy was moving counter-c ...], ranging from simple linear targeting to extremely complex [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|guess factor guns]].
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• Circular Targeting
  A method of [[targeting]] which assumes that the target will continue moving with the same turn rat ...cular Targeting/Walkthrough]] - An in-depth example of creating a circular targeting algorithm in Robocode, authored by [[Dummy]].
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• MissSurfing
  ...[[BlackHole]] 0.1.11, it does implements this in order to dodge AntiSurfer targeting, although weight fairy low. Not sure is this actually work since I change b ...when used along with Hit surfing I think it could make my surfing against simple, non-adaptive guns more accurate. --[[User:Skilgannon|Skilgannon]] 13:04, 1
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• Module
  : '''[[/Movement]] - [[/Targeting]] - [[/Radar]] - [[/Gun]] - [[/SelectEnemy]] - [[/Special]]''' Module is a simple bot structure that can be extended to create your own bots. There are many
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• Stop And Go
  ...[[Circular Targeting|circular]] guns. It was born out of the need to dodge simple targeters (which are extremely common in the [[RoboRumble]]), but without h ...s effective than full-blown [[Wave Surfing]] (effective against almost all targeting, if implemented correctly).
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• Mean Targeting
  A style of [[targeting]] that averages the data from a few recent scans to use as input to its pre * Use these values as input to a [[linear targeting]] algorithm.
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• Krabby/VersionHistory
  *simple Movement, which has a lot of Bugs. *Circular Targeting does not work.
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• Virtual Guns
  A system that tracks the virtual success rates of different targeting algorithms in order to choose the most accurate algorithm against a specifi ...can let your bot explore quite different targeting techniques, even quite simple ones, in the hope that it will find weaknesses against particular opponents
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• Dodging Bullets
  ...Targeting]], and/or [[Circular Targeting]] (three of the most common basic targeting strategies) and move to a location that would avoid all of them. ...n the future, when you detect a bullet being fired, you can simulate their targeting strategy and avoid the spots where you have been hit. To do this accurately
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• Module/Targeting
  ! Targeting Name | A simple [[GuessFactor_Targeting | GuessFactorTargeting]] implementation using [[Wav
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• AFlatNatural
  ...rtual Guns|virtual guns array]] of [[:Category:Simple Targeting Strategies|simple targeters]] ...er on, I worked with two advanced students on virtual guns, and added that targeting to old A Flat.
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• Thorn
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] ...ified version of Vyper's [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]].
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• GuinnessCS
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting]] ...ea came from [[CassiusClay]], which is good for independent development of targeting and of movement.
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• Targeting Challenge RM
  ...llenge (original)|Targeting Challenge]], [[Targeting Challenge 2K6]] and [[Targeting Challenge 2K7]]. '''From original [[Targeting Challenge (original)|Targeting Challenge]]:'''
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• Gouldingi/Version History
  ...nalRumble 1-v-1!!!!!!!''''' Now, that was a true surprise. Maybe [[Angular Targeting/Factored]] isn't such a bad method after all. * 1.1.1 Tuned movement. Uses [[Averaged Bearing Offset Targeting]] when enemy is stationary.
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• Targeting Challenge 2K6
  The second targeting challenge, which was established in 2006 in an attempt to achieve better pr #[[DuelistMicro]] 1.22 - simple GoTo? movement, quite good against simple aimers
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• NanoBee
  | targeting = simplified version of [[NeophytePRAL]]'s gun ...n surf simple targeting systems such as [[Head-On Targeting]] and [[Linear Targeting]] quite well.}}}
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• Gaff
  | targeting = [[Neural Targeting]] (GF) ...istory | Version History]] | [[/Challenges | Challenges]] | [[/Targeting | Targeting]]
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• Connavar
  | targeting = [[GuessFactorTargeting]] A simple GF gun, with segments roughly based on [[Aristocles]]
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• BlackHole/Old/Old
  | targeting = [[Virtual Guns]] ...y to fit the DCBot's gun into virtual gun but it doesn't so I try a simple targeting and took a Pattern Matcher from [[Simonton]]'s bot :). That's the 0.1.
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• DevilFISH Challenge
  ...as just spiraling away from them. But that's not very smart against Linear Targeting, is it? Here's the results from my latest [[CassiusClay]] b... uhmmm meetin |align="left"|[[SilverSurfer]] 2.35 [[Head-On Targeting|HOT]]
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• Jen
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] ; How does it [[Targeting|fire]]?
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• BlitzBat
  | targeting = [[Head-On Targeting|Head-On Targeting]] : A really simple [[Minimum Risk Movement]]. Tries to stay far from other bots, weighted by e
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• AgentSmith/Version History
  * Two DC guns used both for movement & targeting. * Added Random and Averaged Circular guns to virtual gun array for targeting.
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• SynapticBot
  ...g scalar to pick where to shoot between [[Head-On Targeting]] and [[Linear Targeting]]. : [[Random Movement]] makes simple targeting mechanisms, including pattern matching, reasonably inaccurate.
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• OlympusTwins
  | targeting = [[Circular Targeting|Circular Targeting]] ; How does it [[Targeting|fire]]?
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• ConceptA
  | targeting = [[Dynamic_Clustering|kNN]]-[[Guess_Factor|GF]] * [[Virtual Gun|VGA]] of main and [[Anti-Surfer Targeting|anti-surfer]] [[kNN]]-[[GF]] guns.
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• Vyper
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting]] :* [[Musashi Trick]], to defeat [[Head-On Targeting]].
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• Shadow/Melee Gun
  ...ting''': Why does my bot always choose that lonely target when it could be targeting that tight pack in the other corner? Not hard, eh? Simple (20 minutes work), effective (10% hitrate increase), cool to watch. This is
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• Tityus
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] : It's a [[MiniBot]] with [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]], [[Random Movement]] and [[Energy Management]] which [[Saving Gun Data|sa
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• Leon
  | targeting = [[Neural Targeting]] (PM) ...l be slightly different than a crowded battlefield. But I don't think his targeting is up to par with a good 1-on-1 bot.
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• Phantom
  | targeting = still working the targeting a bit... : I'm not so sure about what the targeting will be. Phantom is a mainly experimental bot for it's movement.
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• GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)
  ...instead of using confusing names for multipart systems, like "GuessFactor Targeting" ([[VCS]] + [[Segmentation]] + [[GF]]s), or "[[Dynamic Clustering|TronsGun] ...:Targeting|targeting]] in all of [[Robocode]]. Alternatives to GuessFactor Targeting include [[Dynamic Clustering]] and [[Pattern Matching]].
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• Hyperion
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting]] ...designed for [[One on One|one-on-one]] using [[Virtual Guns]] and a rather simple movement.
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• Garm
  | targeting = single [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Gun]] Is aimes with a relative simple GuessFactor Gun. But the maximum GF-angle calculation includes the calculat
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• Visit Count Stats
  ...e [[GuessFactor Targeting]] is a [[:Category:Advanced Targeting Strategies|targeting strategy]]. ...sFactor]] guns, such as the one in [[GFTargetingBot]] or the [[GuessFactor Targeting Tutorial]], use VisitCountStats, but they're different things for sure.
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• Barracuda Challenge
  ...fire with [[Head-On Targeting]] (or very, very close to head on anyway). A simple [[Musashi Trick]] bot will easily outscore Barracuda with 90+%. But since B |align="left"|[[SilverSurfer]] 2.35 [[Head-On Targeting|HOT]]
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• PricklyPear
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting]]/[[State Matching]]/[[Virtual Guns]] ...y is adapting. The problem with this is that the third gun (V-Gun array of simple targeters) is very easy to dodge, and the GF gun and state matcher are a li
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• SimpleBot
  : ''It's simple. '' ; How does it [[Targeting|fire]]?
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• Monk
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering]] (PIF) : It uses a very simple [[Minimum Risk Movement]] combined with a very weird risk function. If you
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• Portia
  | targeting = Semi-[[Circular Targeting|Circular]], [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor]], [[DynamicClustering|Dynamic Clustering]] :* Blue - primary gun: [[Circular Targeting|circular targeting]]
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• Hydra
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering|Dynamic Clustering]], [[GuessFactor|Guess ; How does it [[:Category:Targeting|fire]]?
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• Movement
  ...and is also the most effective form of movement against nearly every other targeting algorithm. ...d Go]] movements do a great job of dodging simple targeters like [[Head-On Targeting]], and well tuned [[Random Movement]] can make your movement fairly unpredi
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• AgentSmith
  | targeting = Virtual Guns with Linear, Circular and Head On Targeting ...he bots have never been terribly competitive because the base movement and targeting techniques implemented were never up to scratch and trying to improve the p
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• NightBird
  | targeting = [[Linear Targeting]] : Simple [[linear targeting]] from the wiki page.
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• Open Source
  ...profile]] and [[curve flattening]]. He wasn't the first to use GuessFactor targeting, but he provided an excellent example of how simply it could be implemented ...rfing Tutorial]]) ‒ This is a tutorial bot by [[Voidious]] that provides a simple (but bug free) implementation of Wave Surfing for others to learn from. Som
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• Ramming Movement
  ...[Linear Targeting|Linear]], [[Circular Targeting|Circular]], or other such simple guns) in addition to ramming. This is because ramming without firing is dan ...h as [[Wave Surfing]] or [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]]. There is a great deal of potential in this area.
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• ScalarR/Random thoughts
  : Targeting and movement are equally important. Strong targeting helps more against strong opponents, while strong movement earns more from ...re's still much room in accurately predicting & controlling the opponents' targeting. Reducing b in a / (a + b) is more efficient once a is larger.
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• Crazy
  | targeting = [[Head-On Targeting]] : It moves constantly, in a pattern that is unpredictable for simple targeters.
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• Antiswapgun
  ...ecise shot" will be very usefully for all guns (first of all GF and simple targeting method), specially when enemy is moving in opposite direction or our bot is
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• Wraith
  | targeting = Virtual Guns with Linear, Circular and Head On Targeting ;How does it [[:Category:Targeting|fire]]?
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• Tron/News
  : Restructured and partially rewritten. Supports the targeting challenge. Exactly the same movement as v1.5. Improved 1on1 and (long term) ...they are slow as hell! Anyway, if the movement rewrite goes as well as the targeting, I hope to release a new and improved version of Tron in the next few weeks
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• BestPSpace
  This form of [[statistical targeting]], which bears a strong resemblance to [[segmentation|segmented]] [[visit c ...is to track multiple sets of visit count stats as they relate to different targeting situations; when firing, use the data set with the best looking [[movement
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• Gruwel
  | targeting = [[Circular Targeting]] : Oscillator movement, in One on One it first tries to dodge simple targetters. Unlike real meleebots, it does not care about its position on t
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• Movement Weaknesses
  : [[Head-On Targeting]] bots will destroy you. [[Pattern Matching|Pattern matchers]] will also ge : Simple aim bots will pound you, PM bots will get confused and allow you to live a
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• Shark Challenge
  == Shark Challenge I: Targeting == Note: Shark uses the movement from RaikoMicro 1.44 and a very simple random gun.
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• LuminariousDuo
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] ; How does it [[Targeting|fire]]?
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• Ocnirp
  | targeting = [[Pattern Matching|Pattern Matching]] ...still got only 13th place because it's movement can't trick [[GuessFactor Targeting|GF]] bot. And that the version 1.0. (I skipped to 1.0 because it's a really
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• Komarious
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] : A fairly simple [[Wave Surfing]], using [[Precise Prediction]] (courtesy of [[rozu]]'s mini
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• ScaledBot/Version History
  ...itial release with simple mimimal risk & [[Swarm Targeting|swarm]] head on targeting.
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• ScalarR
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting|GuessFactor Targeting]] ...[[Bullet Shadow]], [[KNN|K-Nearest Neighbors]] (KNN), and a simulation of simple guns (to mitigate its vulnerabilities when facing weak opponents ;).
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• ScalarR/Some Ideas
  = Targeting = ...ine learning or a mix of both works pretty well. The only trick is to make targeting space (e.g. guess factor & corresponding features) and physical space (robo
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• Circular Targeting/Walkthrough
  [[Circular targeting]] is used to hit bots that often move in circles or large arcs. The first s ...al], wrote an article for "Secrets of the Robocode Masters" about circular targeting with iteration. You can find it [http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/libr
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• Rolling Averages
  ...2 through 26, and so forth, until the final value, which would be the same simple average of data points 76 through 100. ...t data instead of all data collected. This is useful in most [[Statistical Targeting]] systems to hit enemies that change their movement frequently. So, in orde
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• Radar
  ...nt]] is purely random. Just as with movement and targeting, there are many simple and complex algorithms for radar control. In most robots the radar takes up ...ntly. It is practically essential for radar locks and any form of accurate targeting.
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• Random Targeting
  A method of [[targeting]] that simply chooses a random angle among the angles that could possibly h {{Targeting Navbox}}
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• Play It Forward
  Then doing the reverse to get the final point. An simple optimization if only the angle is needed is getting the angle delta to the [[Category:Targeting]]
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• SuperSpinBot
  ...ting = [[Segmentation|Segmented]] [[Mean Targeting|Mean]] [[Circular Targeting]] == Targeting ==
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• Pyramid Bins
  A form of statistical targeting that combines guess factors, segmentation, and visit count stats. ...he number of buckets, we can very easily implement this into our code. For simple purposes, the breaks are at d=79n/tan(MEA) for all integer n (but this only
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• AgentSmithRedux
  | targeting = Virtual Guns with Linear, Circular and Head On Targeting ;How does it [[:Category:Targeting|fire]]?
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• HawkOnFire
  | targeting = [[Head-On Targeting]] : Simple [[Head-On Targeting]], usually with power-3 bullets.
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• GresSuffurd
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] ...to defend itself against the top-bots, while the movement is tuned against simple targeters. It uses [[Waves/Precise Intersection|Precise Intersection]] (gun
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• Stop And Go Tutorial
  ...eting methods as [[Head-On Targeting]], [[Linear Targeting]] or [[Circular Targeting]], however, it's extremely useless against advanced targetings for example ...ause at the time of firing our bot stands still, so they work as [[Head-On Targeting]] which is useless against all one-way movements.
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• Infinity
  | targeting = [[Linear Targeting]] ...no bot. Gets DESTROYED outside of the nano division due to his very, very simple movement pattern (90 degree box).
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• Ascendant/History
  ...surfing will not consider bullets that are passing by when up vs advanced targeting ** major refactoring in targeting and minor change in virtual gun management
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• Fusion
  | targeting = [[linear targeting]] ...[[:Category:Targeting|linear targeting]] or [[:Category:Targeting|circular targeting]].
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• LunarTwins
  | targeting = [[Circular Targeting|Circular Targeting]] ...t that it's a highly competitive TwinDuel team, without using any advanced targeting or dodging. It's also the only TwinDuel team I know of that only has one ro
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• Gaff/VersionHistory
  * Some targeting tweaks to boost [[TCRM]] performance above 88. * Updated targeting -- same as 1.43g which topped the heap in the [[Anti-Surfer_Challenge/Resul
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• Innovations since 2005
  * '''[[Anti-Surfer Targeting|Anti-Surfer guns]]''' - In 2005, [[Ascendant]] added an Anti-Surfer gun, ma ...tion]] to calculate a "real world" MEA for each situation can improve your targeting.
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• Acraepheus
  : Averaged velocity and heading circular targeting, segmented on enemy velocity, and the last place I hit the enemy robot. I'm important than targeting.
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• NeuralTargetingBot
  ==Making a Simple Neural Targeting Bot Using [[Roboneural]]== ...e absBearing = e.getBearingRadians() + getHeadingRadians();//For radar and targeting
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• GFTargetingBot
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting]] ...eneral idea. My goal is that people who want to start out with Statistical Targeting can do so with this bot without having to figure it all out first. This bot
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• Bullet Flight Time
  ...ormula based on its bullet power, so estimating bullet flight time is very simple, but since one can never be sure how the enemy will move, it is impossible ...tick, which could affect bullet flight time (an element commonly used in [[targeting]] algorithms).
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• SuperMercutio
  | targeting = [[Segmentation|Segmented]] Last [[Bearing Offset]] Targeting ...hey are also intended to educate new Robocoders about different methods of targeting and movement, as well as basic concepts of Robocoding.
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• CassiusClay
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] * [[Targeting]] - [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]], invented by [[Paul Evans]]
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• MiniR101
  * Targeting: tracks enemies positions and tries to determine Deltas to estimate future ...rence is that I changed from a Random Firing Gun to a Random Firing Linear Targeting Gun (don't ask as I'll have to read the code to understand what is going on
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• Wintermute
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering]], using precise [[Guess Factor]]s Between rounds it saves all the targeting and movement data, between matches nothing
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• LifelongObsession/Version History
  ** Added anti-head-on-targeting-without-adjusting-gun-for-robot-turn movement. ** Simple targeting avoidance is given a higher weight (.75).
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• SuperCorners
  ...ting = [[Segmentation|Segmented]] [[Mean Targeting|Mean]] [[Circular Targeting]] ...e code is heavily commented. Don't be scared by the length, this is a very simple robot.
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• Jasmin/Example
  Example of a simple robot written in Jasmin Assembly code. ...obot moves perpendicular to the enemy very slowly (enough to dodge head on targeting). While firing head on at the enemy. When it hits a wall, it reverses direc
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• Challenge 2K9/Pre Chat
  * '''[[/WaveSurfing Challenge]] Y2K9: test your bot against simple targeting.''' ...WSCBotB and WSCBotC still act like it was in WSMCY2K6. Now, I'll add Mean Targeting to it! (By my test in BlackHole, most wavesurfer show its weakness with Mea
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• Robocode/Downloading Robots
  * '''[[HawkOnFire]]''' ‒ A simple bot with easy-to-understand source code. ...r]]''' ‒ The result of the [[Wave Surfing Tutorial]] and the [[GuessFactor Targeting Tutorial]]. In the top-100 in RoboRumble.
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• GuessFactor Targeting Tutorial
  ''The Guess Factor Targeting Tutorial by [[Kawigi]]'' ...ver how to make a simple [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] gun, based loosely on code from [[FloodMini]], who sports one of the most
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• Linear Targeting
  A method of [[targeting]] which assumes that the target will continue in the same direction at the {{Youtube|QAqC7LLWB30|Linear Targeting}}
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• SuperCrazy
  | targeting = [[Random Targeting]] == Targeting ==
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• WaveShark
  | targeting = [[PatternMatching]] : Very simple [[WaveSurfing]], segmented on velocity.
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• Nene/Understanding
  ...r this is completed, the radar gives up control of the gun and body to the targeting and movement respectively. ...no waves of any kind in the air, and the enemy robot is dead. Nene does a simple victory dance where she stops all forward/back movement and spins in place
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• NightAndDay
  | targeting = Guess Factor targeting ...expanded on the idea somewhat, keeping track of which bots are *actually* targeting me and moving parallel to them.
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• Numbat
  | targeting = [[oldwiki:PatternMatching/SingleTick|Single Tick]] [[Pattern Matchi ; How does it [[Targeting|fire]]?
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• Dookious
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting|GuessFactor Targeting]] ; How does it [[:Category:Targeting|fire]]?
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• GrubbmGrb/Version History
  '''20050424:''' v 0.9.10 -- Introducing some simple segmenting on distance.<br> Comment: Movement-selection far too simple, one bad startingposition can rule out best movement.
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• SquirmyToad
  | targeting = [[Pattern Matching]] Stop and go dodges the simple targeters, random movement dodges the rest =)
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• Gaff/Targeting
  [[Gaff]] uses a fairly novel neural network (NN) system for targeting, with very strong results against wave surfers. This system consists of tw Many other bots have used neural networks for targeting but their implementation is quite different than what's explained below. [
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• RaikoMX/Version History
  * 0.28. Tweaked the avoidance for simple guns, and implemented a little strategy for opening/closing game. ...d bullet flight time, though), added crib sheets so I'm now back to saving targeting data (and I can fit full offensive and defensive data on every bot in the r
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• SittingDuck
  | targeting = none Mostly the truth lies in simple things and Sitting Duck shows this very well.
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• Toorkild
  | targeting = [[Multiple Choice]] [[Pattern Matcher]] ...]-[[Advancing Velocity]]. With almost 200 bytes to play with it was fairly simple to add in finding more than one match, and then multiple-choice. I even add
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• FloodGrapher
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor&nbsp;Targeting]] ...phing utility to help people optimize their movement against [[GuessFactor Targeting]]. It lets you analyze your [[Movement Profile]].
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• BasicGTSurfer
  | targeting = None : Then next change is quite simple. We change the checkDanger method to take a point as a parameter, instead o
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• MatchingMovementEX
  ...the same relationship to [[Pattern Matching]] that wave surfing has to GF targeting. What I do is keep a log of my movements, and mark the enemy robot's shots ...argeting and doesn't have near the performance of wave surfing for dodging simple targeters. It also has issues with memory usage which could probably be eas
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• Numbat/Version History
  * more aggressive targeting on predictable pattern mover if i'm not closest to anyone ...ack to the start - 30 length key, not dynamic anymore, zero pattern, basic targeting
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• WaveSim
  ...ke GuessFactor and firing angle - then run that stuff directly through our targeting algorithms. Testing classification algorithms against raw data sets is noth * Tests can be run against data from real battles instead of a [[Targeting Challenge|TC]] scenario, which should be more relevant to real battle perfo
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• Pear/Version History
  <b>November 18, 2004:</b> Version 0.60.5 -- Removed the simple PM Gun, Keep Improving Explosion Increasing Hit Statist System.<br> <b>November 17, 2004:</b> Version 0.60.3 -- Add a simple PM Gun.<br>
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• Glacier/Version History
  ** Borrow [[Diamond]]'s 1v1 fire power selection, as a simple starting point ** Also include a little subtle targeting randomization for anti-shielding
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• PulsarMax/Version History
  ** using PEZ distance seg again (200-series and 250series) for targeting ** Removed bot size smoothing for targeting
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• FloodMini
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting|GuessFactor&nbsp;Targeting]] ...d of course it lost to most elite bots. [[FloodNano]] was almost stupidly simple, and lost to a lot of really basic bots, but it also beats a lot of really
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• YersiniaPestis/VersionHistory
  * Merge danger in a crowd targeting fashion. * Very simple dynamic distance choosing.
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• Portia/Version History
  ** Changed the way Portia rates different angles in the melee targeting. ** Fixed bug in the KdTree usage; some of the targeting code would prefer worse matches over better matches
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• Module/Targeting/GFTargetingWaves
  package jab.targeting; import jab.Targeting;
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• Fhqwhgads
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor&nbsp;Targeting]] : It uses a variation of [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GuessFactor Targeting]] ported over from [[FloodMini]]. It segments its statistics on its oppone
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• CunobelinDC
  | targeting = [[Multiple Choice]] [[Pattern Matcher]] (symbolic/string-based) A fairly simple [[Wave Surfing]], based off of [[BasicSurfer]], using [[Lateral Velocity|la
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• Holden/VersionHistory
  * Bullet hits now use actual bullet heading (surprisingly I'm so used to targeting that I didn't realize this was possible!) * Shortened orbit radius to make better use of Holden's targeting advantage
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• Chronicle of 2012
  ** [[User:GrubbmGait|GrubbmGait]]'s deceptively simple bot [[GresSuffurd]] entered the top ten. ...]'s bot [[Nene]] reached 11th place, using only a mini-sized [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|GF]] gun from 2004!
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• Bones
  '''Targeting''' DC-based Guess Factors https://sites.google.com/site/robotrepository/theo.simple.Bones_1.0.jar?attredirects=0&d=1
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• NP/Source Code
  * simple GuessFactor targeting. // GuessFactor targeting gun
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• Dookious/DookiLightning
  ...[[TargetingChallenge2K6]]. I was quite amazed that what seemed like such a simple set of segments could yield such an excellent gun; and I think that was an [[Category:Targeting Implementations]]
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• Mirror Movement
  ...nst opponents with weak movement or [[oldwiki:AntiMirrorSystem|anti-mirror targeting]]. /* This is a simple method of performing set front as back */
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• Cunobelin
  | targeting = [[Multiple Choice]] [[Pattern Matcher]] (symbolic/string based) ...-wall proximity. It also has an unsegmented buffer to help avoid all those simple guns.
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• Mint
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering|DC/GF]] : It uses a normal DC/GF gun. Very simple overall, it just has carefully tuned weights. This gun is identical to the
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• BeepBoop/Understanding BeepBoop
  === Anti-Surfer targeting === === Simulated enemy targeting ===
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• Wallaby/VersionHistory
  * found even more bytes to spend by changing the targeting to a rate based variable * changed the targeting to score distance based
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• Nene
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering|DC/GF]] : It uses a normal DC/GF gun. Very simple overall, it just has carefully tuned weights.
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• DeBroglie/Version History
  *'''rev0084''' -- Got rid of simple targeters. 8 statistical GF guns. {{RumbleStatsDefault|link=http://darkca *'''rev0073''' -- Narrower kernel width on targeting histogram. Curve normalization fix on movement histogram.
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• Lynx
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering]] :*'''[[PEZ]]''': [[Wall Smoothing/Implementations|Simple Iterative Wall Smoothing]]
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• Saving Strategies
  ...trictions, the full stats have to be lost it may be possible to store the 'targeting answers' for use in the early rounds next time the opponent is met. -- [[ ...looks for the bot with the lowest battle number and removes that. It's a simple work-around for the problem but the best that can be done easily. -- [[Us
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• Shaakious
  | targeting = [[Pattern Matching|Pattern&nbsp;Matching]] :* [[Rolling Averages]] - A simple, elegant concept from [[User:Paul Evans|Paul Evans]]. I also adopted a very
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• Sequential Prediction
  ...longest match we find during each add, making fetching the longest match a simple variable access. ...ation to find all match sizes of occurrences of B? Yes we can, and is very simple too. For all occurrences of B we have one of two cases:
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• Drifter
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering]], using [[Guess Factor]]s ...a for the HOT, Linear and Circular predicted bullets, and basically does a simple form of CrowdTargetting to merge it's buffers into one.
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• Wave Surfing Tutorial
  ...orial is inspired by [[GuessFactor Targeting Tutorial|Kawigi's GuessFactor Targeting Tutorial]], which provides a very clear and concise description of how a ba ...ctors]] and [[Visit Count Stats]]) is very much the inverse of GuessFactor Targeting; the key difference is that there are a lot more minor details that need to
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• CrazyBassoonist/Archived Talk 20090409
  ...try my NanoKitty, it go and stuck in wall frequently, although it's linear targeting can't hit you! But I recommend you to release robot first and see it's perf Also keep in mind that the same targeting/movement will have big differences against different bots, so you should tr
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• PrairieWolf
  | targeting = Unknown ...an opposing orbit around the center of the battlefield from it's opponent. Simple, but very effective against some bots.
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• Zapper
  | targeting = kdTree, Random, kdTree assisted random ...guns, and select the best hitting one. There are also HoT and random guns (simple and kd-tree range limiting) in the mix.
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• Movement Challenge 2K7/Pre-Chat
  ...We should have a mix of bots that fight close & far, as well as a mix of targeting techniques. Reflecting the climate of the rumble should be the main goal i I think the challenger should run a rather simple GF gun(Raiko's, la normale?), I never knew 1.9 was the defacto(used from 1.
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• General Targeting Discussion
  ..., so, has it already been done? I'm guessing there's some kind of circular targeting with a way to account for periodic direction changes, or just something bas ...ion to estimate it. Hard to say if this is truly useful, though, but with simple oscillators and the occasional true sine oscillator, maybe it would work.
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• Roborio/VersionHistory
  * Now that I have all the thing re-written, I tested simple VCS and DC. ...the majority of the bots of the Rumble (those which doesn't have adaptive targeting systems), and probably it will do worse against the others.
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• WaveSerpent/Version History
  ** New main gun with crowd targeting and anti aliasing. ** Same risk function for simple and non-simple targeters (although the distancing still changes).
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• Binary Search PIF
  You can estimate what is the missing scan when the impact occurred by a simple linear interpolation of both scans, or you can even binary search again to [[Category:Targeting]]
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• Roborio
  | targeting = [[Dynamic Clustering]] (GF) ...e the danger of moving to each of those. It surfs up to two waves. Against simple targeters it will only store in a [[Kd-tree]] the guessfactors where it was
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• Melee Strategy
  ...ath of least resistance, this is where you'll notice it, but a semi-linear targeting will probably work for that first few seconds in the match. You'll be happier if you're targeting one bot and no bot is targeting you. You should be able to hit most of the bots you'd reasonably want to t
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• MoxieBot
  The bot's statistics against standard guess factor targeting bots looks something like this: ...nd perhaps implement a rudimentary firing strategy. There are also several simple things that the enemy can currently do to beat MoxieBot that I'd like to im
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• Waylander
  | targeting = Variable keylength [[Pattern Matcher]] The gun for Waylander was a result of seeing how simple it would be to add [[Pattern Matching|pattern matching]] to the [[oldwiki:C
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• CS Bot
  Basically, I made a basic robot and followed the [[GuessFactor Targeting (traditional)|guess factor]] guide and the wave surfing guide and put those Alone, the guess factor targeting works
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• Kd-tree
  Any state can be represented as a point in a n-dimensional space. A simple representation of an enemy robot's state might consist of 2 dimensions: vel ...d list entry associated with it, and use [[Play_It_Forward|play-it-forward targeting]] to aim our gun at the predicted position of the enemy.
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• DrussGT/Understanding DrussGT
  ...ics were behind the development: adaptive yet accurate prediction of enemy targeting, and being able to do so quickly. ...in order to keep the stats system highly adaptable to changes in the enemy targeting.
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• SandboxDT/Movement Riddles
  ...ttle on the subject of creating a flat profile ''regardless of the enemy's targeting method'' please? I'm close to going really nuts here. -- [[User:PEZ|PEZ]] ...for other opponents and future opponents. My movement adaption is pretty simple - but rather than just giving you the answer I'll make you work for it with
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• Phoenix/Version History
  ** Removed "close in for kill" and "stay close to simple targeters" from distancing behaviors. ** Comes preloaded with targeting data on 140 opponents. Wicked!
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• ScalarN/Version History
  ** Very simple and messy virtual gun *** Very simple surf tree
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• Linear Targeting/Buggy Implementations
  In addition, a simple but effective algorithm is the following trigonometric approach (without ta [[Category:Simple Targeting Strategies]]
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• NeuralMinimumRiskBot
  /* This is a simple method of performing set front as back */ ...e absBearing = e.getBearingRadians() + getHeadingRadians();//For radar and targeting
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• Movement Challenge 2K6/Pre-Chat
  ** [[WaveSurfingChallengeBotA|Head-On Targeting]] ** [[WaveSurfingChallengeBotB|Linear Targeting]]
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• BlackWidow
  | targeting = [[SymbolicPatternMatching]] //Movement: Stop and Go, if it fails, simple random movement
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• Zoom Targeting
  The new thing is that this targeting method basically zooms in (more PatternMatching) or out (more StatisticalTa ...erving memoryspace for every zoom level whether it is used or not. I use a simple (6 dimensional) array for that. The drawback of this is that memory is rese
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• Fractal/News
  ...o account the relative height of the graph peak in an attempt to get its [[Targeting Challenge (original)/Results/Fast Learning|Fast Learning]] score above 85%. Okay. I've been working the past few days straight in the [[Targeting Laboratory]] trying to get Fractal's gun up to speed. I rewrote its binning
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• Dynamic Clustering Tutorial
  ...e pick the one that is within a bot width of the most other angles. Pretty simple! There are lots of other kernel density estimators; a good list is [http:// ...urned would be relative to the angle directly towards the enemy ([[Head-On Targeting]]), and would need to be adjusted for the enemy's direction as well (multip
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• LittleBlackBook
  | targeting = [[Guess Factor]] * Ram - if all else fails, I can be a simple RAM bot :)
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• SegmentedData/Segments
  I would like to use this page to discuss potential segments for use in targeting. If you have the time and inclination to share how about letting us know wh * Distance: Simple range to the target at shot time. Almost always divided by some constant to
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• Tron/Archived Talk
  ...ction. It then finds the 20 (ATM) most similar scans from the last 3000 (a simple subtraction), and computes the firing angles that would have hit the enemy' I've always been a fan of Tron. Simple movement, yet hard to hit. Excellent in melee and pretty good at 1-on-1 to
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• Yoda
  come along with simple implementations :) An simple example of a regular Plugin is the MovementArray in rc.yoda.plugin, If you
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• Neuromancer/Version History
  * Change weights in movement attributes to better dodge simple guns ...y location/velocity/headings so that I have a better idea of what they are targeting, so I know where and how they will shoot better. This shouldn't change 1v1
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• XanderCat/History
  ...avity bullet dodging", as it assumes opponents are using head-on or linear targeting, which likely causes worse performance against opponents using guess factor ...previously go to the division of least danger. I've found this to be too simple in practice. I've now changed it so it separately looks clockwise and coun
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• Segmentation/Old Discussion
  ...ics for different "situations". Check the MakoHT/Code for a very brute and simple way of doing this. MakoHT (and pre-1.4.2 versions of Mako) uses three segme ...on't tell you which gun is which, but the first one (number 0) is a direct-targeting gun and the fifth (number 4) is the pattern matcher.
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• Pugilist/Version History
  ** Trying without the targeting bug om 1.9.7 ** Targeting bug fix of 1.9.7.
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• XanderFramework
  ...egmenter''' interface. There is also an '''AbstractSegmenter''' class for simple segmenters that operate on values within a fixed range. Specifically for targeting opponents who use a mirroring drive strategy. Must be used in combination
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• Tomcat/Version History
  * Bug with using outdated position fixed in TSes, future bullet creation & simple BOs calculation. But fixing this bug in movement decrease performance becau * avoid of filtering out all entries in targeting added
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• XanderCat
  | targeting = [[GuessFactor Targeting|GF]] / [[Linear_Targeting|Linear]] / [[Circular_Targeting|Circular]] / Anti ...against:''' Generally a good performer; probably most notable for having simple yet effective anti-mirroring capabilities.
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• Anti-Surfer Challenge/Pre-Chat
  ...PL throne. We have surfers in the [[Targeting Challenge 2K6|TC2K6]] and [[Targeting Challenge 2K7|TC2K7]], but this would be an opportunity to update and expan ...right reference bots and accepting the CPU cost. Benchmarking Anti-Surfer Targeting takes time, that's life. =) --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 15:46, 10 July 200
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• Dookious/Version History
  ...s to attack angle control code; replacing many-branched if statements with simple formulas. ...buffers for bullet hits (negatively weighted) and (traditional) wave based targeting data.
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• Horizon/Version History
  ...e flattener is toggled if the robot dies in round 4 or later. (This overly-simple heuristic will probably be replaced in the next version.) ** Adding a time dimension to the movement and gun to deal with adaptive targeting and movement, respectively.
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• CassiusClay/VirtualGuns Help-me
  ...r guns in a VG array. I think RollingAverages are probably much better for simple targeters, since you may want to change on the fly for different situations Now I have added a "stabilizor" to my VG array. It's quite simple. I just measure the "real" performance of the guns when they are in operati
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• ABCs Linked List Challenge
  ...creasing the probability of a future JVM surprise, imo. I just made a very simple linked list, here is an example: You need to save a history of every enemy ...inkedList is much slower than should be expected even if you use it like a simple linked list (never by index, always iterating). The best (fastest) solution
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• ScalarBot/Version History
  ...moothing, etc. But IRONICALLY that every change I made helps a lot against simple guns, close range fighters, top guns which I've been already doing well (no ** Experimental version — no threshold for simple guns
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• Robocode/FAQ
  ...vement|move]], turn, scan robots with their [[Radar]], aim their gun and [[Targeting|fire bullets]], and get information about the world around them. See the [h ...> 2 means the bot hit a wall (or another bot). A deceleration <= 2 may be simple a bot hitting the brakes, or hitting a wall at velocity = 2, but since hitt
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• Diamond/Version History
  ** Simplified simple surf stats, added/tweaked some decaying surf stats. ** Added an [[Anti-Surfer Targeting|Anti-Surfer]] gun (and [[Virtual Guns]] system).
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• DrussGT/Version History
  ...random gun to the Virtual Gun - uses precise predicted MEA to cut down on targeting area, and the VG takes the probability of each shot into account given the * Clean up the bullet shadow nested-if-else into two simple if-else statements - no functional change, although the new code will proba
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