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README.md

Reversi Deep Learning Implementation

This repository hosts a project for the course "Deep Learning" as part of my studies in Applied AI at FH-SWF. It showcases a Deep Learning model trained to play the classic game Reversi (Othello) implemented in a Jupyter Notebook.

Installation

Clone the repository: git clone https://git.horstenkamp.eu/Philipp/reversi.git
Enter the repository: cd reversi
Install dependencies: poetry install

Usage

Open the Jupyter Notebook to interact with the game and explore the model's strategy.

Contributing

Feel free to explore the code and provide feedback.