A general inference library using a game theoretic inference mechanism.
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wildwood

A general inference library using a game theoretic inference mechanism.

Warning

There's nothing much here yet, I'm just starting to rebuild.

Current motivation

Although the design of Wildwood was originally intended as part of a joint AI/Philosophy PhD thesis, I'm currently rebuilding it because I need it to support some computer game funtionality I'm working on. I'm building it as a library so that it should have no dependencies on the game code, and that it should be possible to hook it up to other knowledge sources. Doing that, however, will probably be left as an exercise for the reader.

Usage

You can't, it doesn't work yet. For more information, read the (copious) docs

License

Copyright © 1988-2020 Simon Brooke simon@journeyman.cc

Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2.0 or (at your option) any later version.

Other licenses

This code is licensed under GPL specifically because I believe that if ever completed it will be of commercial significance. If you wish to use either this library or derivative works in a commercial or closed-source project, I'm very much open to that and am very willing to assist - but I will expect a license fee, and will license it to you under a commercial license. Note that if your project is also licensed under the GPL, even if you are profiting from it, you may use this code with its existing license for free.