Hi all,
just stumbled on this. Take the position below: all the moves have
cubeful equity of -1,
as next turn, O would double and X will have to drop, independently on
which move
X makes now.
Question: how can 0ply get this right, know that next cube decision is a D/P ?
I was under the
Hi all - when I see references to Berliner for contact inputs etc - am I
correct in assuming that refers to the 1980 Sci Am article Computer
Backgammon about BKG?
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I don't have that one, I do have two 1977 articles:
BKG - A program that plays backgammon
Experiences in Evaluation with BKG - A program that plays backgammon
Wanna swap?
-- Ian
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If preceded by 'ich bin ein ' . Then it's probably referring to Kennedy's
speech in Germany 1963.
:)
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On 26 Jan 2012, at 14:17, Ian Shaw ian.s...@riverauto.co.uk wrote:
I don't have that one, I do have two 1977 articles:
BKG - A program that plays backgammon
I don't have any of them! :) Just curious what it's referring to, so I can get
a better feel for why gnubg uses the inputs it does. Do the articles you
mention cover the extended inputs gnubg uses?
On Jan 26, 2012, at 9:17 AM, Ian Shaw wrote:
I don't have that one, I do have two 1977
I don't have any of them! :) Just curious what it's referring to, so I can get
a better feel for why gnubg uses the inputs it does. Do the articles you
mention cover the extended inputs gnubg uses?
On Jan 26, 2012, at 9:17 AM, Ian Shaw wrote:
I don't have that one, I do have two 1977
