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yeah, the training environment was a basic bullet hell "game" (really just bullets being fired at the player and at random directions) to teach the neural network basic bullet dodging skills

• the white dot with 2 surrounding squares is the player and the red dots are bullets
• the data input from the environment is at the top-left and the confidence levels for each key (green = pressed) are at the bottom-left
• the scoring system is basically the total of all bullet distances

• this was one of the training sessions
• the fitness does improve but stops improving pretty quickly
• the increase in validation error (while training error decreased) is indicated overfitting
  • it's kinda hard to explain here but basically the neural network performs well with the training data it is trained with but doesn't perform well with training data it isn't (which it should also be good at)

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woah i want literally everything there

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not Youmu's fault

beatmario at it again

lol I understand the feeling

thanks for this!! there's so much info on this comment

i'm currently using Logseq w/ Syncthing but i'll be looking at Org Mode and DokuWiki

they're all really good! senya is a really good singer

let's go

favourite opening: OP 4 favourite ending: either the one from EP 14 or Opposite World

this is the ad-free version, which is available with the exact same (if I'm correct) features on F-Droid for free, along with the source code on GitHub.

the versions on the Play Store (paid version and free version with ads) likely just help pay the developer for their work

and as others have said already, free software is free as in freedom, not free beer.

oh, I forgot about the API not being freely available; so an alternate frontend wouldn't be a proper solution?

going by the other comments, though, there are client-side options that can avoid API issues entirely by just re-styling the webpage. thanks for the info, though!