The Scalability of the HyperPlay Technique for Imperfect-Information Games
Schofield, Michael (University of New South Wales) | Thielscher, Michael (University of New South Wales)
In the field of General Game Playing the imperfectinformationgames present a special challenge for researchers.In general the search space is larger, and thelack of information requires a different decision makingtechnique. A simple Monte Carlo sampling using a particlefilter may serve for the simple games, but this soonfails when more complex games are played. The HyperPlaytechnique was one such ”simple” player, soonenhanced to HyperPlay-II capable of handling the mostcomplex of games. However, this technique is very resourcehungry and may not scale well for larger games.We explore the scalability of HyperPlay-II for a varietyof imperfect-information games and test some perfectinformationpruning techniques to see if they will improveefficiency.
Apr-12-2016
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