What it does
NanoJev trains a 0.6B parallel decision model and compares it with Jev across maze, Snake, and ViZDoom tasks.
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NanoJev trains a 0.6B parallel decision model and compares it with Jev across maze, Snake, and ViZDoom tasks.
A developer can use this small AI to control characters in simple games. These include a maze puzzle and a rocket-shooting match. They download the project files and start a background program. This setup requires a computer with a powerful graphics card.
The game sends its current situation and a question to the program. The AI evaluates the likelihood of various actions to make a decision. A developer can open the included saved games in a web browser to watch it play.