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NxM puzzle solver using graph traversal algorithms
Lab assignments and a final project for course DD2410 "Introduction to Robotics" at KTH University.
SkyRoute is a graph search program using depth first search and breadth first search in order to determine the fastest route from a landmark(mapped to closest train station) to another.Please note all the files are annotated making it easier to understand
A search engine using a simplified version of Google's page rank algorithm
Implementation of several algorithms on graphs, such as traversal, finding shortest paths, finding the minimum spanning tree and solving travelling salesman problem.
A Java implementation of Graph Search with heuristics for N-Puzzle problem
Planning algorithms - BFS, DFS, Dijkstra’s, and A* implemented on a grid world environment of configurable obstacle density
Porjects for Algorithmic Techniques for Artificial Intelligence
A program that can solve any maze using DFS, BFS or A* search algorithms. Applies Genetic Algorithm to generate difficult yet solvable maze
Here I implement different datastructures. You never know when you need them, and so, to have them on Git ready to be used has helped me to solve many Kattis problems and more :)
I compared two graph search algorithms, the breadth-first search algorithm and the A* search algorithm.
Implementation of LexDFS algorithm on chordal graphs
This repository shows all my projects of the Harvards "CS50's Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Python" course. I completed this course with a CS50 certificate, which can be found here: https://cs50.harvard.edu/certificates/6c2e31dd-097a-4ce7-b603-25579a2049f6
Solving a maze with UCS and A* algorithms
Artificial Intelligence basic concepts: CSP problems, Graph search problems, Evolutionary Computation, Genetic algorithms and more to be added soon!
FIDDLE (Finding Interactions using Diagram Driven modeL Extension) is a tool to automatically assemble or extend models with the knowledge extracted from published literature. The two main methods developed as part of FIDDLE are called Breadth First Addition (BFA) and Depth First Addition (DFA), and they are based on network search algorithms.
A program to simulate a simpler version of Coyote and the Road Runner’s world. Created an environment for the Road Runner to run wild making sure that she gets to her destination as fast as possible while avoiding the Coyote and his complex contraption.
A small python curses tool to visualize some graph searching algorithms.
Algorithm practice with C++
Maze solver designed and implemented for solving 2D mazes using graph search with different strategies
This project solves a 15 puzzle board from an input file using A star graph search
AUT Data Structure Projects
Intelligent Search – Motion Planning in a Sokoban Warehouse