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Fast experiment on T4 GPU. Self play training on Dark Hex (Colab notebook) [P]
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Last week, I conducted an engaging experiment using a T4 GPU to explore self-play training in Dark Hex. This project allowed two agents to compete against each other, and I’ve visualized the results from iterations 1800 and 1900, showcasing their development. If you're interested in diving into this experiment yourself, I've made my Colab notebook available for you to run and replicate the results. Explore the potential of self-play training and see how it can enhance your understanding of AI interactions in gaming.
Last week I run a fun experiment on Dark Hex. Here's a visualization of two iterations (1800 vs 1900) of agent playing agains each other 😃
Here's my colab notebook if you like to run it yourself
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1-rm_Bh8CNaM861We97ZoicfgKxz0xOSi?usp=sharing
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