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• Precise Prediction
  === Implementations === * [[User:Nat/Free_code#Movement_Predictor|Nat's Movement Predictor]] with rules from latest Robocode.
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• Fractal/Movement
  | page2 = Movement This is where I'll describe Fractal's movement. Right now, it does nothing impressive besides curve flattening, so for now
  783 bytes (95 words) - 03:16, 14 August 2009
• RoboRumble Gun Challenge/RaikoNMT
  [[Raiko]] movement without the [[Musashi Trick]] applied. For use in the [[RR Gun Challenge]]. // BeeRRGC - Bee gun by PEZ - Raiko Movement by Jamougha
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• Musashi Trick
  Proper implementations of the Musashi Trick involve [[Wall Smoothing]], [[Distancing]], and choosi ...nt first, and then falling back to a more advanced movement (e.g. [[Random Movement]]) if it fails. This boosts [[Robocode/Scoring|scores]] against HOT targete
  1,008 bytes (145 words) - 08:49, 25 September 2017
• Chase Bullets
  | page1 = Implementations ...ing the chance to hit, adding to the damage done, or confusing the enemy's movement.
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• DCBot
  | movement = [[Random Movement|Random Movement]] : It was among the first [[Open Source]] implementations of [[Dynamic Clustering]]. Also notable because it came from [[User:ABC|ABC
  1 KB (170 words) - 20:21, 23 April 2010
• Toad/Movement
  | page4 = Movement [[Category:Movement Implementations]]
  682 bytes (54 words) - 19:02, 8 August 2009
• Distancing
  | page1 = Implementations [[Category:Movement]]
  569 bytes (87 words) - 08:21, 7 September 2017
• Targeting Challenge RM
  This challenge was established to see how well we can do against the [[Random Movement]] bots from [[Targeting Challenge (original)|Targeting Challenge]], [[Targe # [[Aspid]]Movement
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• Dookious/DookiCape
  ...ewrite, it is called [[Dookious/DookiCape|DookiCape]]. It is a WaveSurfing movement. It is one of the best movements in the RoboRumble. ...nimum of the dangers on the second wave and adds it to the danger for that movement option on the first wave. The two dangers are weighted by how far away the
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• Wall Smoothing
  | page1 = Implementations .... It is also suitable for [[GoTo]]-based movements, such as [[Minimum Risk Movement]]. However, in non-orbital situations, wall smoothing is different, and is
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• BeepBoop
  | movement = [[Wave Surfing|Wave Surfing]] ; How does it [[Movement|move]]?
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• Ali
  | movement = [[Wave Surfing|Wave Surfing]] : It was one of the earlier implementations of a [[Dynamic Clustering]] gun.
  2 KB (286 words) - 03:37, 18 August 2017
• Stop And Go Tutorial
  Stop And Go is a very popular movement among [[NanoBots]] and [[MicroBots]]. It's extremely powerful against simpl The another mode is implemented in the movement code:
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• Dookious/DookiLightning
  ...rolling depth (currently 1). The idea is that as a WaveSurfer changes his movement choice for a given segment, all previous data Dookious collected is quickly ...t I completely understood WaveSurfing and GuessFactorTargeting - though my implementations were still quite buggy - I started to peek at the source code for some othe
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• Minimum Risk Movement
  ...lee]] [[movement]]. Minimum Risk is much more versatile than anti-gravity movement and less likely to converge at some "happy" local minimum. There are two basic parts to the Minimum Risk Movement:
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• Rolling Averages
  ...in most [[Statistical Targeting]] systems to hit enemies that change their movement frequently. So, in order to match general description above, robocode's rol ...verage]]. Note, having both ''n'' and ''weighting'' is redundant, and many implementations simplify them to a single value expressing the bias towards newer data.
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• SilverSurfer/Wave Suffering
  [[Category:Movement Implementations]]
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• WaveSerpent
  | movement = [[Wave Surfing|Wave Surfing]] : The movement is unique (I think) in using using [[segmentation]] without [[Visit Count S
  4 KB (514 words) - 02:48, 1 August 2017
• Toad/Segmentation Tree
  | page4 = Movement [[Category:Targeting Implementations]]
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