EAPS@HOME

About EAPS@HOME

EAPS@HOME is a research project that uses Internet-connected computers to do research in Artificial Intelligence. You can participate by downloading and running a free program on your computer.

EAPS@HOME is currently based on a private server in Perth Australia. You can find more information on the project below:

Project Overview

Join EAPS@HOME

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This project uses BOINC. If you're already running BOINC, select Attach to Project. If not, download BOINC.
When prompted, enter
http://eaps-at-home-alpha.gotdns.org/eaps/
If you're running a command-line or pre-5.0 version of BOINC, create an account first.
If you have any problems, get help here.

Returning participants

Server Status - view the current status of the servers and processes
Your account - view stats, modify preferences
Teams - create or join a team
Certificate
Applications

Community

User of the day

Rebirther
Iam here ;)
Lets test!

News

June 28, 2008
Dissapointing results form the Genetic Algorith recently. I am going to review the algorith and do some local testing before releasing any more work units - should take no more than a week and i will give an update.

June 22, 2008
Changed the Genetic Algorithm from Steady State to multiple Deme (multiple population) This means that the algorithm takes a bit longer to run but I am hoping for better results. Current version 0.45

June 04, 2008
Some more minor fixes and refinements to both the science app and the screensaver. Current version 0.42

May 27, 2008
Fixed a bug in the science app that caused it to run way too slow, also added some more info the screen saver app and tidied it up a bit. Current version 0.38

May 26, 2008 Version 0.35 for Windows x86 released
Version 0.35 for Windows x86 has been released to Alpha testers today - this version has some basic text based information on the evolution process. There appears to be a problem on some versions of Vista (at this stage Vista Business) with this info so please let me know if you have this problem

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