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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Donald E. Thomas,Philip R. Moorby as efficiently as Proof Number Search (.). In this paper, we exhibit three domains where, for generic non-optimized versions, . performs better (see the nuances in the paper) than previously known algorithms for solving games. The compared approaches include alpha-beta search, ., and Monte-Carlo Tr

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Interfacing to C Models Using ACC Routines considered by opponent players is flattened so that only a single move, the best one among all opponents, is chosen. BRS has been shown to outperform the classic search techniques in several domains. However, BRS may consider invalid game states. In this paper, we improve the BRS search technique s

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Interfacing to C Models Using ACC Routinesrial DFPN . method of Pawlewicz and Lew, SPDFPN searches effectively even as the transposition table becomes almost full, and so can solve large problems. To assign jobs to threads, SPDFPN uses proof and disproof numbers and two parameters. SPDFPN uses no domain-specific knowledge or heuristics, so

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Using the Value Change Link (VCL)e board. The . version is solved by computing the exact value of each board position for all possible fair piece combinations. The results of the experiments demonstrate that the initial arrangement of the pieces and the place to reveal the first piece are the most important factors to affect the ou

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Details on the ACC Routine Libraryr of the group and against the group using simple majority voting. We show that the group is stronger than the strongest program. Subsequently, we investigate the research question, “under what conditions is 3-member simple majority voting stronger than the strongest member?” To answer this question

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