Is there a way to make machine learning in Scratch? I'm interested in the concept and would like to try it.

NNNPPPBBB wrote:

Is there a way to make machine learning in Scratch? I'm interested in the concept and would like to try it.

It really all depends on which method you want to work with. You could set up a complicated neural network, or you could set something akin to MENACE, a pseudo-bot that learns tic tac toe from playing (This method is only really practical with a game as simple as tic tac toe). I know that users here have created neural networks, but they are extremely complex. If you are up to the challenge I suggest that you search the site to discover some projects. So yes, it is possible to create one on scratch, the practicality is up to your interpretation. Good luck!

Current project: [s3Blocks: scratchblocks rewritten for Scratch 3.0] ::#4b4a60 //https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/290031/ Basically done!

NitroCipher wrote:

NNNPPPBBB wrote:

Is there a way to make machine learning in Scratch? I'm interested in the concept and would like to try it.

It really all depends on which method you want to work with. You could set up a complicated neural network, or you could set something akin to MENACE, a pseudo-bot that learns tic tac toe from playing (This method is only really practical with a game as simple as tic tac toe). I know that users here have created neural networks, but they are extremely complex. If you are up to the challenge I suggest that you search the site to discover some projects. So yes, it is possible to create one on scratch, the practicality is up to your interpretation. Good luck!

I was actually working on making a tic-tac-toe game. Maybe I could integrate something like MENACE as a game mode.

NitroCipher wrote:

MENACE

I actually made a scratch version of that recently ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/186394410 /). It works perhaps a little too well after ~25000 games playing against itself I can't imagine anything much more complex would be possible in scratch, that can play a move in a reasonable time frame (I might try connect four soon though)

The link doesn't work.

NNNPPPBBB wrote:

The link doesn't work.

Fixed. There was a full stop on the end