1) the one you have the best experience with. If you are good enough to develop AI in C++ then you should know what compiler to pick.
2) The concept depends on the type of AI you want to develop. I would recommend you to focus on problem-solving algorithms and to search for new concepts.
Did you figure out the user interface of your AI system? How it's gonna communicate? What kind of DB system do you want to use?
I'm interested in EC as well, zanket, for more or less the same reason. I'm taking a class in it now, and it's killed the magic through analysis Still very interesting to me, just not in the same way.
Maybe it’ll become magical again if society applied it better. I’d like the timing of street lights to done by AI, for example. The system could slowly adjust the light times, gradually optimizing traffic throughput. The justice system could use it to reduce crime by adjusting punishments & rewards. And it could optimize gross national product by adjusting tax rates and incentives. If only the general voter appreciated the power of AI!
I improved the book’s algorithm (standard GA) by a factor of 15 by using statistics to do the crossover more intelligently. I know how it works, but I'm still fascinated by how well it works.
Well, for me, it was magical in the black box sense. You feed it some random stuff, and it pops out an answer. Having more of an idea of what's happening inside the box took that away, but now I'm interested in why it's behaving as it is.
Hi,
Sorry for not replying to your inquiry for a long time.I was busy in collecting the material for my project.Sadly i had to drop the project idea,because of lack of the material available on the subject,that is of <I>Practical</I> importance to me.It would have been a great project but neverthless...
now i have started with Kernel development as an option.
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