Titlebook: Computers and Games; 8th International Co H. Jaap van den Herik,Hiroyuki Iida,Aske Plaat Conference proceedings 2014 Springer International

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b116662 are many independent or nearly independent TSS areas. Similarly, DBS is also important for the game Connect6, a kind of six-in-a-row game with two pieces per move. Unfortunately, the rule that two pieces are played per move in Connect6 makes DBS extremely difficult to apply to Connect6 programs. Th

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Donald E. Thomas,Philip R. Moorbyraces, also known as ., especially when many of them appear simultaneously. The inability essentially stems from the fact that certain group status evaluations require deep lines of correct tactical play which is directly related to the exploratory nature of MCTS. In this paper we provide a techniqu

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Donald E. Thomas,Philip R. Moorbyonger in some aspects of the game, such as local fighting and positional evaluation, than in other aspects. Well known weaknesses of many programs include (1) the handling of several simultaneous fights, including the . problem, and (2) dealing with coexistence in seki..After a brief review of MCTS

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Donald E. Thomas,Philip R. Moorbyturn tactical. Further, the strategic elements can be extremely subtle and the tactics can be quite deep, involving sequences of 20 or more moves. We are developing an MCTS-based program to play Breakthrough and demonstrate that this approach, with proper adjustments, produces a program that can bea

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,Verilog — A Tutorial Introduction,rd infinity. We exhibit three families of Monte-Carlo perfect single-player and two-player games where this convergence is not monotonic. We for example give a class of MC-perfect games in which MC(1) performs arbitrarily well against MC(1,000).