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recursive-backtracking
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A visualising tool for maze generation built with react. Recursive Backtracker and Kruskal's Algorithm used.
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A repository that explores how to apply Donald Knuth's Algorithm X via Dancing Links to Pokémon type coverage.
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Combinatorial programming exercise for Newcastle University's CSC8501 module. The program generates custom mazes based on user parameters using a recursive backtracking algorithm and solves them using A* pathfinding.
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Algorithm that finds smallest squares of tetriminos, using recursive backtracking.
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The second project implemented for the Computer Architecture course. Recursive backtracking algorithm, implemented in Assembly x86 (AT&T).
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Simple Maze Generator Developed Using Flutter
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Made for COSC4368 initally, modified the program to be general-solution and work with any domain or constraint set provided. Obviously the program would need to be optimized if a highly efficient algorithm is needed for a set of constraints.
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Typescript maze generation algorithms
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🔎 Maze Generation: Recursive Backtracking
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Path finding and maze generation in python
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A random maze generator. Based on the Recursive Backtracker algorithm. Implemented in C# .NET WPF.
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Maze generator scripts for Minecraft.
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C++ maze generator using recursive backtracking.
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Collection of maze generation algorithms.
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