AIMA C#.NET Notes

This implementation of the AIMA framework is a translation of the Java implementation of the framework by the extraordinary Ravi Mohan.  It is as direct a translation as the .NET framework v.1.1 will allow, with the intention being to reproduce exactly the functionality and output of Ravi's source.  As such, his notes at http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/java/aima-java-notes.txt will also, for the most part, apply.

version 0.1
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At this time I only have the base search and game frameworks translated, without demos.  


version 0.15 (Jan 9 2006)
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The classes related to propositional logic have now been ported, along with its demo, as well as the eightpuzzle and nqueens demos.  I've also included a demo for Hexapawn and its variants that demonstate use of the game classes.

The aima_dotNET.zip file contains a single solution with the AIMA framework in one project, as well as one project for each demo.  I am using Forms for the demos, with a simple interface - just press the button(s) on each form to see the demos.  The code on each button often has other behaviour (for example, demos of other search types) commented out - just uncomment them to see them in action.

If you would like to help with the porting effort, please let me know!  There is still a bunch of work left to do!


version 0.151 (May 20 2010)
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A really minor update here - fixed a bug with the solution not opening properly in VS 2005 and later.

If any users can contribute with bug fixes or new code, please do.  I won't hesitate to give full credit.  

C# supports generics, now (and has for several years).  A much closer port of Ravi's work is possible, now.  All .NET centric AI enthusiasts that are interested in helping out, once again, please do; you'll get full credit.


Kris Noesgaard
knoesgaard@udutu.com