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The state space of chess is so huge that even a giant training set would be a _very_ sparse sample of the stockfish-computed value function. So the network sti
by seb314 3y ago
The state space of chess is so huge that even a giant training set would be a _very_ sparse sample of the stockfish-computed value function.
So the network still needs to do some impressive generalization in order to „interpolate“ between those samples.
I think so, anyway (didn‘t read the paper but worked on alphazero-like algorithms for a few years)