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Didn't see it in the article but it might be nice to see the total number of solutions as n increases. This might be a good application for genetic algorithms t
by johnwatson11218 17y ago
Didn't see it in the article but it might be nice to see the total number of solutions as n increases. This might be a good application for genetic algorithms to search this large space.
- leif 17y agoI'm interested in this function as well. I'd like to try to analyze his script to see if there is such a bound, or at least some theoretical results to be pulled out of it, but I didn't see the guy's script on the page; has anyone found it?
- jonp 17y agoThe page http://www.benjoffe.com/holdem_files/heuristic.html http://www.benjoffe.com/holdem_files/heuristic.html is running the two-player case. It seems to be using a Javascript hill-climbing algorithm: pick a scoring function which measures how good the solution is, then start from a random deck and try small changes, keeping them only if the score improves.