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Honestly you can solve fog of war using regular computing (TM) to remember the last known state of a particular area, then feed that to the network along with i
by chmod775 10y ago
Honestly you can solve fog of war using regular computing (TM) to remember the last known state of a particular area, then feed that to the network along with information that A. it's an area as it was seen some time ago B. how much time elapsed since it was last uncovered.
I can't imagine that this is where DNCs come in unless you want to needlessly complicate the matter (and create a network that is much more expensive to train).
- thomasahle 10y agoYes, it's interesting what help will be given to the network. From the article it seems the answer is: very little. It is allowed to use only the pixels on the screen. (During play, not training apparently.) It will even have to spend actions on moving the screen/window to inspect things. Very cool stuff :)