Evolved to Win
by Moshe Sipper
Publisher: Lulu.com 2011
ISBN-13: 9781470972837
Number of pages: 193
Description:
Moshe Sipper and his group have produced a plethora of award-winning results, in numerous games of diverse natures, evidencing the success and efficiency of evolutionary algorithms in general -- and genetic programming in particular -- at producing top-notch, human-competitive game strategies. From classic chess and checkers, through simulated car racing and virtual warfare, to mind-bending puzzles, this book serves both as a tour de force of the research landscape and as a guide to the application of evolutionary computation within the domain of games.
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