A maze game made with Phaser 3.
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A maze game made with Phaser 3.
Implementation of popular AI algorithms
Implémentation des méthodes suivantes de pathfinding: breadth first search, uniform cost search et greedy best first search.
A Maze Solving Agent using greedy best first search and A*star algorithms
In this project, state space search algorithms were implemented to solve the game Rush Hour. Uninformed search, Uniform Cost, and informed searches Greedy-Best First Search and Algorithms A/A*. All game logic and data structures were implemented with an original design.
Finds the best solution path for a maze using artificial intelligence
This is a homework about various Uninformed and Informed search algorithms, implemented for solving a simple game. This homework is a part of many projects in a Fundamentals to AI course @ FUM.
Best-First-Search | Breadth-First-Search | Depth-First-Search | Greedy-Best-First-Search | A-Star-Search
Pathfinding In 2 Dimensional Array With Custom Greedy-BFS Algorithm In Unity.
DFS and BFS search, with greedybest and AStar heuristic options - applicable to maze .txt files
Klotski [Elements of AI & DS Project]
The Mars Colonization Final Project
Using search algorithms to find the best possible way for "n" people to cross a bridge (within some constraints)
Greedy Best First Search and A* Search implemented in Java
WPF app for demonstrating shortest path finding algorithms
Artificial Intelligence Algorithms on the 8Puzzle
Various Artificial Search Algorithm Visualization
Conducting and examining Search Algorithms within a basic testing environment.
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