kevinhughes27/TensorKart
self-driving MarioKart with TensorFlow
This helps gaming enthusiasts and AI hobbyists create a self-driving agent for Mario Kart 64. You provide recordings of your own gameplay, and the system trains an AI model using those visual inputs and your joystick commands. The outcome is an AI that can navigate the race tracks autonomously.
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Use this if you want to experiment with basic self-driving AI principles in a fun, accessible gaming environment like Mario Kart 64.
Not ideal if you're looking for a plug-and-play solution that works without any setup or if you expect professional-grade autonomous driving capabilities.
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