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Old 06-12-2012, 12:39 PM
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Interesting. Is this actually stability control or just traction control? Are they using neural network algorithms so that the SC/TC can learn the grip levels/power output of the engine and adjust power output without manually configuring the SC/TC?
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Originally Posted by Reverant
Interesting. Is this actually stability control or just traction control? Are they using neural network algorithms so that the SC/TC can learn the grip levels/power output of the engine and adjust power output without manually configuring the SC/TC?
It's the neural network between the ears of the nut behind the wheel.
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so basically, keep foot planted and steer like hell!
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I've seen this vid before - it's always astonishing. What a great driving...
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Originally Posted by Reverant
Interesting. Is this actually stability control or just traction control? Are they using neural network algorithms so that the SC/TC can learn the grip levels/power output of the engine and adjust power output without manually configuring the SC/TC?
I think Dimitris needs to get out of the house more
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Boooooo. I fell for it, I admit.

It did give me an interesting idea though - I did make a neural network version of tic-tac-toe back in the day - I couldn't beat it after several games.
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Cool!

We need neural network wizards / auto-tuners for ECU idle, throttle enrichment, boost control, etc.
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Originally Posted by Reverant
I did make a neural network version of tic-tac-toe back in the day - I couldn't beat it after several games.
A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.

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WOPR for President.
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Ford did some work in ANN fuel control. There's a paper on it somewhere out there on the net. An old version of a rally racing game, (the first Colin McRae I think) used it for it's AI. It allowed the user to make their own tracks and the AI could learn them and stay fairly competitive. It also used some accelerated learning algorithms. Very cool tech for a PC game.
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Holy COW, 9:45 is RIDICULOUS!!!
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Originally Posted by Ciotti
Holy COW, 9:45 is RIDICULOUS!!!
you dont turn left when you wanna go right?
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Originally Posted by Braineack
you dont turn left when you wanna go right?
Not at those speeds in the wet with a barrier right there
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