Quoting Jacques Basaldúa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Low variance is the clue for improvement.
Here I agree with you completely.
I put it in my own words:
As I see it MC-evaluation has a signal hidden by a lot of noise.
This has some consequences.
In order to evaluate a position correctly a lot o
Peter Drake wrote:
1) If the computation necessary to find better moves is too
expensive, performing many "dumb" playouts may be a better investment.
2) If the playouts are too deterministic, and the moves are merely
pretty good, the program may avoid an important move and thus
misjudge t
