Wake Up!!!!

CMON I NEED SOMETHING TO DO AT WORK AND TG IS THE ONLY THING THAT KEEPS ME SANE LOL

i'm studying artificial intelligence at the moment, want to try? basically its just path finding algorithms, basic gameplay algorithms, and nearest neighbour stuff. its all pretty simple, just remembering it all...

time of year for exams...

oohh can i have a look lol

always up for learning something new

not the exact slides i'm working off, but this is some of the algorithms i'm looking at (3rd year university, "introduction to artificial intelligence (advanced)").

path finding using A*: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A*_search_algorithm

gameplay using minimax: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimax

nearest neighbour: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-nearest_neighbor_algorithm

lol WAY!!!!!! over my head lol

i have toyed with many programming languages which have all been self taught lol

I now write complex macros for work lol in excel

I understand Nearest Neighbour one on a basic sorta scale lol

lol, well funny enough, this stuff is significantly easier than what we were being taught last year in algorithms and complexities where i scored a 50! (the pass mark). But yea, university teaches a lot of things which may not be useful for your career, but they teach it so that you learn advanced material which could be used, or just gives you the ability to learn complex stuff.

lol i love learning new stuff wether it will be useful or not

as i say i have loked at many different programing languages

and then learnt VB so i could do macros in excel for work

I learnt so fast and well i know write all the macros in the spreadsheets that my work uses

Sometimes I think the intelligence of some people on this forum is artificial....

<--- Expecially that guy.

I'm painting a Games Workshop model for Inquisitor, a GW roleplaying game. Blimmin' hard model to paint for a novice.

i wouldn't mind getting the hang of VBA, as i do a bit of person excel stuff. I've done a few peices of code, but i know its not the appropriate way, and definitely not the way i would do them in any other language (even VB.NET/C#).