Data Structures and Algorithms Coding question as part of the AIMS AI for Science Masters Application 2023
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Data Structures and Algorithms Coding question as part of the AIMS AI for Science Masters Application 2023
This program creates a maze using the backtracking or DFT (Depth First Traversal) Algorithm
Recursive DFS solver for subset sum problem.
A project comparing the execution speed of pathfinding algorithms on mazes for video game agents.
This Repository consists of all programming tasks given as a Term Work for Artificial Intelligence ELL703 in BE Electronics R-19 C- Scheme Syllabus.
This script uses the p5.js to generate a random maze by a modified version of Depth First Search Algorithm.
A codeword puzzle solver using computer vision, deep learning, depth-first search and a trie data structure
Homework Assignments for CSE 537 - Artificial Intelligence Spring 2018 in Stony Brook University under Prof. Niranjan Balasubramanian
Your ant colony must move from one point to another. But how to make it the shortest path possible? This project introduces you to graphing algorithms: your program will have to intelligently select the precise paths and movements that these ants must take.
This app aims to solve user-inputted Kakuro puzzles via a recursive algorithm that performs a depth-first search with backtracking, using the MRV heurestic instead of making linear passes while solving. A simple form of forward checking has also been used while generating the solution for a clue cell.
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