Intelligent Systems 8th Progress
This will be the final week’s post as I am going to explain how well the Minimax algorithm runs by battling it against the Negamax algorithm. Before continuing, I am […]
This will be the final week’s post as I am going to explain how well the Minimax algorithm runs by battling it against the Negamax algorithm. Before continuing, I am […]
In this week’s post, I am going to explain how Pruning works in Minimax and Negamax algorithm. Consider the algorithm starts its way by checking the foremost left side of […]
After reading the previous week’s study, we concluded that we couldn’t implement the A* algorithm. The reasons that we couldn’t implement it are the heuristic function explanation which is oversimplified […]
During our search for the compatible AI, we stumbled upon a paper which implemented the A* algorithm in Congklak game. Below is the link to the paper: Since the A* […]
During this week, we’ve managed to finalize our game logic code. I am going to explain the upper part of the game logic code due to the workload that was […]
From early December until the 3rd week of December, our team will be focusing on the development of the environment, which is the congklak game itself. To make things easier […]
For now, our members are still in the middle of deciding which algorithm that would be suitable for our Congklak final project. Right now, there are 2 choices of algorithms […]
Abstract My team is planning to make a simulation of a traditional game called Congklak. The simulation will be built on Python language on the top of Pygame extension. It […]
What is Nikto? Nikto is an Open Source (GPL) web server scanner which performs comprehensive tests against web servers for multiple items, including over 6700 potentially dangerous files/programs, checks for […]
Synopsis On this blog post, I am going to experiment with Arpspoofing (without using Ettercap). The target of this experiment is to get credentials that can be exposed via TCPdump. […]