资源论文Using Payoff-Similarity to Speed Up Search Timothy Furtak and Michael Buro

Using Payoff-Similarity to Speed Up Search Timothy Furtak and Michael Buro

2019-11-12 | |  47 |   41 |   0
Abstract Transposition tables are a powerful tool in search domains for avoiding duplicate effort and for guiding node expansions. Traditionally, however, they have only been applicable when the current state is exactly the same as a previously explored state. We consider a generalized transposition table, whereby a similarity metric that exploits local structure is used to compare the current state with a neighbourhood of previously seen states. We illustrate this concept and forward pruning based on function approximation in the domain of Skat, and show that we can achieve speedups of 16+ over standard methods.

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