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CC+. CS 4701 Ningchuan Wan William Moseson Swinburn Miranda. Problem Statement and Motivation. To develop an a rtificial Chinese Checkers(modified) player Motivated by the experience gained and bragging rights. Input/Output Specification.

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  1. CC+ CS 4701 Ningchuan Wan William Moseson Swinburn Miranda

  2. Problem Statement and Motivation • To develop an artificial Chinese Checkers(modified) player • Motivated by the experience gained and bragging rights.

  3. Input/Output Specification • Our program is initially given the board state. • After each round, the server gives, as input, the last move performed. • Our program requests a desired move to the server as output.

  4. Approach • Search with Minimax determined by heuristic • Edge weights are determined by heuristics • Distance of the piece from the goal • Potential travel distance • Avoiding stragglers • Learning based on • Training data • Generalization of states

  5. Where is the AI? • MiniMax Algorithm • Heuristics and strategies • Learning from external players and opponent

  6. SystemArchitecture Decision module I/O module Communication Server Knowledge base Log Learning Engine

  7. Schedule

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