MarI/O – Machine Learning for Video Games
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MarI/O is a program made of neural networks and genetic algorithms that kicks butt at Super Mario World.
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Music at the end is Cipher by Kevin MacLeod
08.08.2021
I want to do this as my fyp😃
So when the first single cell organism died after making a fatal mistake how did it reproduce itself with memory to correct that mistake?🤔
how does a computer learn when encountering a different map? does it already know what it will do after ten seconds or it solves it as it goes?
Amazing
Now that's NEAT!
I'm surprised that this is made in Lua!
isnt this guy some kind of crazy minecraft redstone engineer?
didn't expect that he was this kind of programmer
When your stuck on a level on mario so you ask your big brother to help, he is bad at the game, but he can code…
Just a trial or error algorithm
Excelente muestra de Machine Learning. La técnica de este programador fue la de 'Prueba y error', el algoritmo primero ejecuta pruebas y tomando en cuenta los puntos críticos, guarda el estado analiza las posibles acciones ante el estado crítico y vuelve a ejecutar la prueba con una acción en el punto crítico. En este caso la inteligencia aprende de los errores. Otro punto a considerar es que el algoritmo únicamente entiende la acción de saltar en el punto crítico, eso significa que no fue programado para acciones como frenar, detenerse, etc.
Say MarI/O Without The Slash
If Nintendo partnered with NASA and slapped Mario on some Mars simulations we’d be there by now
Wait, is this a genetic algorithm?
This man smart
fascinating
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This video was pretty NEAT
I've just realized the Gens (the first ones) are just like a random demo play.
This topic seems interesting and sounds cool so i guess i'll look up for other videos like this hehe. Gotta learn a little about AI. Great video by the way it was fun to watch!
The Model was Great!
But what if the Sprite changed their movements every time you restart the game?
What if the Sprite is an AI itself like most of the modern games do?
A single supercomputer in 2017 have the computational power to simulate a singular human brain. While terribly inefficient (megawatts of power required verse 300 watts), it is possible. What's next?
Really cool overview. Would love to learn more about how it works and was implemented.
I wonder how other strategies in this whole process would affect the behaviour of the AI. Most of the time you work with population based heuristics, you just follow a classical GA (Genetic Algortihm) approach. These consist of the three aspects of evolution: Selection, Mutation, Recombination
Basically, different approaches, e.g. just allowing mutation the whole time and forget selection and recombination, explore different areas of the solution space(this would be the settings of a certain AI instance in this game). Therefore, they could follow completely different strategies and even be better, than the one we see in this video.
Biological evolution is false tho
dave?… anyone?
I'm a data engineer, never heard of you until this. I've just subscribed.
nostalgia
Every single human will be able to beat this bot
I thought he'd put the neural network as a different window with normal textures but that too is Mario styled! omg you didn't have to go so far 😂
I watched a live twitch of machine learning this
how much time does it took to train the model?
and how do u do this in bishawk
Why are you using generations and species what is the total number of species before Mario beat the level?
INsane
Hey seth! I'm currently studying machine learning and just want to thank you for being my inspiration of sorts when I first saw this video. Really interesting video and well done for creating it!
pretty cool. Thanks for the video
2021
the problem is that you arent studying visual input to a neural network, hook up a camera of some sort and allow that visual input to run through some kind of neural network and you might end up with different results.
After training, is it only capable of playing the level you trained it on, or can it play the next level (without having seen it before), too?
Your source code is amazing!! bro!!
you should do this with the game qwop
I want to see this A.I. on Monster Hunter Freedom Unite….that would be insane.
damn, this was written in Lua
This would only work if the stage remains consistent. If enemies change directions or stage direction changes to the left, would the algorithm be evolving in circles? lol
Great video. I am attempting to convert to javascript. I am running in to issues with indexing as lua using base1 javascript base 0…. Anyhow has anyone else attempted or completed the conversion?
Flappy bird
like 6 years later: video still interesting
me: I NEED TO DO THIS
Haha yes 👍🏼 and I’m p
So how do we test with this program on another level?