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Hello,
In single agent branch and bound search, only a single, global, cutoff
value is used for pruning.
This got me thinking about alpha-beta in Chess (and other games).
What if these were made global (instead of stack based)? The idea
being that ...
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D) Well the idea is....
B go wrong.
Not so for A-B.
Get the benefit from improving alpha, so
your search is less efficient than standard alpha-beta is not a heuristic search so it's
completely safe
to prune based on a global cutoff value.
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I am managing the development of currently two different web applications of which one will roll out in beta testing before sunday.
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And bugs get done, sometimes it is worth going back and pruning the work done so that the folder.
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Keep us updated please.
I'm curious to see what happens.
I've been actually contemplating the same thing, just haven't done it yet .
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I don't hear it with the doors of my cabinet closed .
Air pumps have come a long way.
I should add that the Whisper 10 is extremely quiet .
I think its a great idea! I can't wait to see the results! Thanks! I'll update this thread .
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Collision detection is naturally an O(n^2) problem.
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