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uwindsortablut
Viking chess (tablut) game with CPU player
A full implementation of Tablut(aka Viking chess). Supports human vs human and human vs CPU games. Runs as Java Swing application (Java 8 Required). run the game from dist folder with java -jar tablut.jar Implemented By University of Windsor computer science students during Introduction to Artificial Intelligence course taught by Professor Kalyani Selvarajah. Please read the White Paper pdf for full game rules and description of CPU player artificial intelligence. ... -
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Phantoms Chess Where Pawns Can become Queens Chess Game is zero-sum two-player. Team Members: Phantoms Team * Leader Gehad Sayed Kaseb Gehad.Kaseb@gmail.com * Co-leader Rawia Ahmed * Research team Hagar Samir Safaa Mohamed * Design and Implementation team Ahmed Helal Aya Eid Aya Tarek Eman Saleh Fatma El zhraa Ibrahim Hanan Mohamed John Samir Mina Victor Nahla Ibrahim Samira Magdy Samr Ayman * Integration Team Marwa Ayman Nahla Essam * Interface...
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ChessAT
one more chess engine in the barn
This simple chess engine employs a minimax algorithm to calculate two moves ahead. -
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GeneThello (read jə-ˈne-ˈthe-lō), is an acronym for genetic othello, an othello (reversi) playing program which based on Genetic Algorithm (GA). In principle GeneThello consist of an othello program and a genetic algorithm system.
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A framework for creating board games and card games using a minimal amount of Java programming and playing them against AI or human opponents.
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The algorithm used by this MasterMind applet is very simple. Yet it is also very fast and it uses relatively few guesses.
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This is an attempt to make a X vs. O game, without using a back-tracing, or any other time wasteful algorithm. Instead, an arrays of bonuses are used. Bonuses are given for each move, after which empty fields are sorted.
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A word game featuring double-letter score, triple-word score, etc. You play against the fast and furious robot. 100% Java. The project could use a look-ahead algorithm and some better choices of dictionaries.
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A Go-playing program written in Java. Extensive support for graphical inspection of internals of strategy generation algorithm.
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A java implementation of the board game SUSAN(tm), invented by Stephen Linhart in 1991. Network features. Computer algorithm.
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A Chinese chess Java Applet using alpha-beta game algorithm. The code can be easily used to program other chess game by changing the chess rules.
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