On 8/23/06, Øystein Johansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The simple answer is unfortunately "no". However, if you want to train GNU Backgammon without much programming experience, you should get the gnubg-nn code from the repository. (I remember I once compiled this for Windows, and it worked.) However, training with these tools alone will not make you able to alter the input calculations.
Okay then what level of programming skills would be needed and what should a programmer do? Even though the current nets are quite good, it would be unfortunate if you and Joseph became inactive, so that nobody could develop the nets further. Christian.
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