q learning snake
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. A compact tabular Q-learning lab for Snake, with parallel Python/Pygame and browser implementations plus bounded training.
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An educational experiment that trains a small agent to play Snake using tabular Q-learning. The repository contains two independent implementations of the same idea: a Python version rendered with Pygame and a self-contained browser version rendered on an HTML canvas.
This project demonstrates a reinforcement-learning loop; it does not use a neural network or a pretrained model.
The agent chooses one of three relative actions: turn left, continue straight, or turn right. Its Q-table stores three action values for every state it encounters.
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