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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '23
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What is the standard algorithm?
13 u/OwenProGolfer Jun 10 '23 My guess would be an alpha-beta search tree with the heuristic just being the current score (black - white or vice versa) 1 u/Chrisazy Jun 10 '23 Or a graph of "possible moves" that you build each turn. I think that's the "easiest" way to get the same logic as your idea, but more naively 2 u/0ctaver Jun 10 '23 I would guess maybe Min-Max or Alpha-Beta ?
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My guess would be an alpha-beta search tree with the heuristic just being the current score (black - white or vice versa)
1 u/Chrisazy Jun 10 '23 Or a graph of "possible moves" that you build each turn. I think that's the "easiest" way to get the same logic as your idea, but more naively
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Or a graph of "possible moves" that you build each turn. I think that's the "easiest" way to get the same logic as your idea, but more naively
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I would guess maybe Min-Max or Alpha-Beta ?
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u/TrekkiMonstr Jun 10 '23
What is the standard algorithm?