My Robocode Bot Vs Supertracker

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HawkOnFire uses head-on targeting, which means it only fires towards the current position of its opponents. On March 4 2011, Awesomo6 and LightningRider went head-to-head in a fierce competition. Comparison of classification algorithms KNN/ANN/SVN and hardcoded predictive shooting.

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• HawkOnFire uses head-on targeting, which means it only fires towards the current position of its opponents.
• On March 4 2011, Awesomo6 and LightningRider went head-to-head in a fierce competition.
• Comparison of classification algorithms KNN/ANN/SVN and hardcoded predictive shooting.

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