Particularly with a MCTS program, for as little as I worked on it.
Usually I have pretty strong intuition when to pursue an idea, even if
the first results look discouraging at first. But I must say that I
have seen more unintuitive results with MCTS than with anything else I
have worked on. Although a GA I worked on also sometimes had similar
effects. It makes it extra challenging to allocate your time wisely.
Mark Boon
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 6:54 AM, Richard J. Lorentz <[email protected]> wrote:
> After finding (yet another!) bug in my Havannah program I find myself
> worrying about something that I suspect most of you have also pondered: How
> many good ideas have I discarded not because the idea was bad but because
> the implementation was?
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