Neural Net Noughts and Crosses (Tic Tac Toe if you're American)
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by Adrian Bowyer (http://staff.bath.ac.uk/~ensab/)

10 July 2001

This uses the neural net library libneural by Daniel Franklin.
 
This program learns to play noughts and crosses by watching what you
do when you play against it.  So don't make too many mistakes...

The program, and then you, start alternately.  When a game is over it
asks you if you want to play again - say y to play again; if you say n
it will save what it's learned and you will get a chance to load it
back next time.

Installation
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Get libneural working and installed first, and make sure that the
library location is reflected in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment
variable.

On Linux systems and just about any other Unix with the GNU g++
compiler installed, just typing `make' should build you a file called
ox in a directory called bin.  This is the executable.  Edit the
Makefile if your C++ compiler is called something other than g++.
