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flappy bird neuroevolution

A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. A simple simulation of the neuroevolution of a program learning how to play the game 'Flappy Bird'.

by @arnavkohli · arnavkohli/flappy-bird-neuroevolution on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 5HOSTED ON ARNAVKOHLI.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 24 Apr 2021

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From the README

The program learns how to play the game, through the process of neuro-evolution.

Population count in each generation

Length of gaps of the pipes

The number of generations it can take, to get the 'perfect' bird can vary as they depend upon the above parameters.

Basically, the easier the game and more the population count per generation, the faster the process.

User can make the game more difficult by increasing the speed of the pipes, decreasing the lengths of gaps and the distance between consecutive pipes.

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