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Iaroslav Omelianenko
Iaroslav Omelianenko
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Iaroslav Omelianenko

Iaroslav Omelianenko occupied the position of CTO and research director for more than a decade. He is an active member of the research community and has published several research papers at arXiv, ResearchGate, Preprints, and more. He started working with applied machine learning by developing autonomous agents for mobile games more than a decade ago. For the last 5 years, he has actively participated in research related to applying deep machine learning methods for authentication, personal traits recognition, cooperative robotics, synthetic intelligence, and more. He is an active software developer and creates open source neuroevolution algorithm implementations in the Go language.
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Experimenting with a simple maze configuration

We start our experiments using a simple maze configuration similar to the one described in the previous chapter. However, instead of the goal-oriented objective function, we use the NS optimization method to guide the neuroevolution process. We hope that with Novelty Search method it will be possible to find a successful maze solver with fewer epochs of evolution.

You can see the schema of the simple maze in the following plot:

The simple maze configuration

The maze configuration is the same as in the previous chapter. However, we need to adjust the corresponding NEAT hyperparameters to meet the specifications of the NS optimization method.

Hyperparameter selection

The objective...

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Iaroslav Omelianenko

Iaroslav Omelianenko occupied the position of CTO and research director for more than a decade. He is an active member of the research community and has published several research papers at arXiv, ResearchGate, Preprints, and more. He started working with applied machine learning by developing autonomous agents for mobile games more than a decade ago. For the last 5 years, he has actively participated in research related to applying deep machine learning methods for authentication, personal traits recognition, cooperative robotics, synthetic intelligence, and more. He is an active software developer and creates open source neuroevolution algorithm implementations in the Go language.
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