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\title{\textbf{Playing \textit{GO} with a \\ Artificial Neural Net Simulater}}
\author{For the subject \textit{An introduction to biological computer
science}\and
\\Nicolas Goell\\nic-goell@magnet.at \and
\\Brigitte Kendlbacher\\brigitte.kendlbacher@gmx.at \and
\\Roland Knall\\roland.knall@gmx.net \and
\\Mark Rehbichler\\mark-rehbichler@magnet.at \and
DI Mag. Roland Schwaiger\thanks{project coordinator and supervisor}\\
rschwaig@cosy.sbg.ac.at}

\date{Version: 19th of march\hspace{3 cm} Uhrzeit: 04:00pm}
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\begin{abstract}
GO is a common used application for \ANN s. This paper takes
a look on the theoretical side, and shows up a realization using
\textbf{netJEN}.
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