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[creeperita09]

i felt the lack of a logo for this repository and so i made one by modifying the main menu screen so that it says "reinforcement learning version" and the gba image was ripped from the files of pokemon fire red.

[PWhiddy]

Hi! This is really cool, I love the "reinforcement learning edition" text. I think there's already a lot of images in the readme however, so I'm not sure it's a good place to add these extra large images.

[creeperita09]

Yeah i agree that there are already a lot of images, maybe i can make a version that can still look good at a small size so you can put It alongside the title kinda like a favicon

[CrizzlyR]

Attempting maniacally to provide particular feedback and have enjoyed the navigation of the site no less however, I have been unsuccessful other than within the bounds of commentary.

I have input on the "AI" implications.

I'll make them available here but what can I do to get the notes into collaboration?

Pasting from an attempt>>>

First "pull request" certainly open to feedback towards where suggestions are considered... To begin with:

1 you are simulating the game and it is credit to the game's remarkable functionality

2 you are in construction of a fractal though going off base when interrupting to take over emulator - you severely need to let it play through for a conclusive result requiring much higher processing to isolate bugs. The "conclusive result" is plural and would contain a variety of them if produced with game and not on emulator - in reference to psychology of projected uncontrolled variables. No repeat of captures without damage as original is sustainably random and ROM is copy of a single playthrough or chain of events*

3 the fractal is functional entirely from the control of the parameters of the reinforced (incentivized) learning and taking it over produces 2 incomplete theories.

4 you want much more processing power to run the simulation to the next bug for data analysis. You don't need to observe the button sequencing immediately because it works as a controlled variable. Once the game is played through, then a determination of the button sequence might enhance the outcome's complexity.

*A fact check might be useful on this