Applied Research

Emulating real soccer

Abstract

We use simulated soccer to study multi-agent learning. Each team member tries to learn from the corresponding human player in a real game. Following a unified approach, strategic and tactical behavior is learned synergistically by training a feed-forward neural network (ANN) with a modified back-propagation algorithm. It aims at decreasing the learning time and avoiding the local maximums. We tried to minimize the computation effort, as required in classic back-propagation (BKP) methods.

Author

  • Ciprian Candea
  • Marius Oancea
  • Daniel Volovici

Publication type

Journal Article

Published in

Proceedings of the International Conference Beyond 2000

Date

1999

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