LearnSnake
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. 🐍 AI that learns to play Snake using Q-Learning (Reinforcement Learning)
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This is a implementation of an Artificial Intelligence fully written in Javascript that learns to play Snake using Reinforcement Learning (Q-Learning).
It runs directly in the browser. You don't need to setup an environment and no installation is necessary.
See it working and tweak some variables: Try it yourself !
The first question I was asked when I came up with this idea: "Why do you want to use Javascript instead of Python?".
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