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Using Reinforcement Learning To Learn To Play Tic-Tac-Toe About a year ago I set myself the goal of writing an algorithm that could learn to play tic-tac-toe. I didn't want to tell the algorithm what the rules of the game are, nor did I want it to try and use some kind of calculation to look ahead at possible ...
The best opening move in a game of tic-tac-toe As part of a machine learning project, I had to understand tic-tac-toe better, and so I have written an algorithm which a) finds all the possible unique games and b) gathers statistical information about those games. Based on Wikipedia's tic-tac-toe ...
Revisiting Global Data Consistency in Distributed (Microservice) Architectures Back in 2015 I wrote a couple of articles about how you can piggyback a standard Java EE Transaction Manager to get data consistency across distributed services (here is the original article and here is an article about doing it with Spring Boot, ...
Choosing the right language to write a simple transformation tool Recently, a colleague asked for help in writing a little tool to transform a set of XML files into a non-normalised single table, so that their content could be easily analysed and compared, using Excel. The requirements were roughly: Read XML from ...