Communicating with a Python script running on the same PC?

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I've been playing around with machine learning in Python lately and I need an physical environment to let a neural neural network evolve with genetic algorithms. I quickly realised that I would have to code an entire game engine from scratch for that, unless if I could use Unreal instead that is.

So I have a Python script that's running the neural nework and I need to have it communicate with Unreal so that the neural network tells actors in the simulation how to move, and Unreal sends a bunch of data like positions, angles, obstacle detection and stuff back to the Python script.

Is this possible? If so, how?

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