AN INTELLIGENT ROCK PAPER SCISSORS BOT IN ANDROID

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Mustafa Shihab Assadi
Natasha Suman
Rachana Jagadish
Pavithra V

Abstract

This project deals with the creation of an intelligent android application that plays the game of Rock, Paper Scissors against the user, learning the user's patterns based on various aspects such as most commonly used inputs and the inputs used in the immediate past. With a custom algorithm, the bot achieves a minimum of a 60% win rate against the average user.

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