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Sure but my point is that the Game Theory approach does not helps us in building better Chess playing agents. E.g. how color is used in photography might make a
by aub3bhat 10y ago
Sure but my point is that the Game Theory approach does not helps us in building better Chess playing agents. E.g. how color is used in photography might make a very interesting paper, but from perspective of building an image recognition model its irrelevant.
- nl 10y agoYes, I agree. Although "distance from Nash equilibrium" can be a useful metric to measure the performance of some (game playing) systems.