Re: [computer-go] Is RAVE weighting biased?

[Matthew Woodcraft]

Łukasz Lew wrote:
>>> If the weight in RAVE formula is near 1 in one child of tree and near
>>> 0 in other then you basically compare RAVE value to regular average
>>> value, which might be comparing apples to oranges.
>>
>> Yes, and this can cause problems in practice. There's been some
>> discussion of this before.
>
> Can you give me a link or date?

I think it was in the big RAVE threads in February 2008.

-M-
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[computer-go] 13th Board Game Studies Colloquium in Paris

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