Vahid Reza Niazmand

Vahid Reza Niazmand

Prospective Master student interested in Reinforcement Learning

UC berkeley Pacman A.I. Agent Project Series

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A voluntary attempt to solve UCBerkeley’s pacman AI project series problems. It starts by implementing simple search algorithms and ends with implementing Q-learning to play as the pacman agent. (link)

Algorithms and technologies used

  • Search Algorithms
  • MinMax Algorithm
  • Markov Decision Process
  • Q-learning
  • Implemented in pure Python

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