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Not entirely right. Remi Coulom's Monte Carlo Tree Search, in 2006, was the first really big discovery. It didn't make engines good enough to beat the best huma
by vintermann 3y ago
Not entirely right. Remi Coulom's Monte Carlo Tree Search, in 2006, was the first really big discovery. It didn't make engines good enough to beat the best humans, but it steadily made them good enough to beat 99% of go playing humans, playing at up to 6 - 7 dan level. It was still part of AlphaGo, too (though as I recall AlphaGo Zero did away with it).
- radarsat1 3y agoI think AlphaZero does use MCTS?
- FooBarBizBazz 3y agoThe thing AlphaZero did away with, AFAIK, is supervision with expert games. Instead it just knows the rules and tries to win.