FlappyBird AI
A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. AI trained to play flappy bird using N.E.A.T
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From the README
This AI was trained using N.E.A.T. This is a genetic algorithm that trains the AI by creating generations of agents and simulating them in a environment. Each bird has a Neural Network that will decide to make the bird flap based on its inputs. The birds with the best Neural Networks are selected for the next generation and slightly mutated to create new behavior.
This project was made using P5js to render the game and TensorFlow js to create the Neural Networks.
Download the code and navigate to this directory.
Run a python server and open the index.html file.
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