| Crates.io | dumb_ai |
| lib.rs | dumb_ai |
| version | 3.1.0 |
| created_at | 2023-04-06 18:44:57.720223+00 |
| updated_at | 2023-04-09 15:48:33.720202+00 |
| description | My own AI, which doesn't work that great, but it still works! |
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| repository | https://github.com/Creedmastr/Kinda-AI |
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This is my imitation of an AI
It doesn't work that well (I think)
For the moment it isn't even a library, just me doing stuff around. Maybe I'll make it a library someday
Just use cargo add dumb_ai to add it to your project
Train your ai with the train_ai() function. I recommend 0.01 (or 0.1 at most) for the precision field.
To test your ai, use the test_ai() function with two more vectors to get the accuracy of the ai.
If you want to have only one element per vector (inside a vector), you can use the to_vector_of_vector() function.
In the two cases, the two vectors need to have the same length, and the vectors inside of them also needs to always have the same length.
To predict a value, use AI::predict() on your AI struct to get a value.
You can save an AI struct to the disk and read from the disk with the associated functions.
vector_tools is also avaiable to use alongside the AI part, and the name of the functions are for most self-explanatory.
For those who are not self-explanatory, here's some explications:
to_correct_amount() is a function that takes a vector of vector of f64s, with only one element per small vector, to a vector of vector of f64s, but with multiple times the same item. That allows for difference in length of small vectors between the input and the output.