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With 32 bits of precision I don't see it being a big problem over a maximum of say 50 moves. Neural networks which are not overfit should be tolerant of a small
by eutectic 6y ago
With 32 bits of precision I don't see it being a big problem over a maximum of say 50 moves. Neural networks which are not overfit should be tolerant of a small amount of random (not crafted) noise.
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- recursive 6y ago64-bit floats have 53 bits of precision. 32-bit floats have 24. The rest goes into sign and exponent.
- dan-robertson 6y agoMaybe the network uses integers for other reasons. Perhaps due to the history of the program. I don’t know how the search works but I would imagine it would consider more than 50 moves with lots of backtracking and trying different possible moves.