RatBOT Brain Sim by Karakanlud
Another brain sim, this time with a (prototype) flee instinct module. The 'brain' controls the small rat robot, which will randomly code and execute wall reaction- and a one step independent protocol, but it flees to a corner if it sees the cat robot.
brain
sfpi
electronics
rat
cat
robot
simulation
catratfat
Comments
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spinspins 29th Dec 2024
woah thats actually interesting i never knew that -
PigLover5 15th Feb 2024
Some connections are excitatory, so they have positive weights, while others are inhibitory, so they have negative weights. And the way to figure out whether a particular neuron fires, is to take the activation of each input neuron and multiply by its weight, and then add these all together. If their sum is greater than some number called the bias, then the neuron fires, but if it's less than that, the neuron doesn't fire. -
PigLover5 15th Feb 2024So here's a basic model of how neurons in our brains work. An individual neuron can either fire or not, so its level of activation can be represented as a one or a zero. The input to one neuron is the output from a bunch other neurons, but the strength of these connections between neurons varies, so each one can be given a different weight.
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BOBHAMSTER 26th Aug 2021
i mananged to break both of the robots -
Karakanlud 13th Jun 2017
*sry for the update, found an error in the wiring* -
juanchacon99 16th Mar 2017
now lets mess with some emp! >8D -
goldenrod 16th Mar 2017
I think there is a problem with the catbot- of the 10 times I've loaded this, the catbot has just moved until it left the screen entirely 9 times -
Karakanlud 15th Mar 2017Check out my new game using AI: id:2115096
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Karakanlud 15th Mar 2017atomic2385: Thank you
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atomic2385 14th Mar 2017
@Karakanlud: I press F in respect to you good sir! I can remember a year ago when the SFPI started, and many of us had very little idea what we were doing... and now there is this! well done! F.