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Hmm interesting, I tried to play as I would against a human and got some interesting results. Over 20 games I end up tied in wins/loses with the untrained vers
by vampirical 16y ago
Hmm interesting, I tried to play as I would against a human and got some interesting results.
Over 20 games I end up tied in wins/loses with the untrained version plus greater than half straight ties. It seemed I should be able to add one more layer of "predict" to my crazy rock-paper-scissors reasoning and win solidly but it didn't seem to change the results at all. I wonder if it just progressed evenly with me.
On the other hand, I firmly beat the trained version with 80-90% win and mostly ties making up the remainder.
I'd be interested to see the algorithm behind it as I get the feeling the untrained version was making good choices for all the wrong reasons and with a slightly more complex game it would show.
- NinetyNine 16y agoThe algorithm for "veteran" is really simplistic. It takes your last x throws, searches it's list of throw histories from other people, and determines what the most likely next throw is. I'm currently trying to duplicate this in one line of Ruby.