Post by steadyeddie on Dec 18, 2016 6:23:57 GMT -8
So, first up, if you see a score 100 from a rollout, I have special code to remember the path, and play it out as a plan. Easy.
Now, I've found that it's better to be much flatter with the rollouts than with two player games. Hence for puzzles I use higher values of S, and I vary K less (see previously).
I also don't allow a node to be expanded until it has had a rollout at least once. I've no idea why this is better, it's something I coded at the start and when I switch it off SE gets worse at puzzles.
When all my rollouts say "0", I use the depth as a proxy for the rollout score (with some sort of hack to get the value between 0 and 100). It's dirty. But you could see if as a way of maximizing the amount of time I stay alive.
Now, I've found that it's better to be much flatter with the rollouts than with two player games. Hence for puzzles I use higher values of S, and I vary K less (see previously).
I also don't allow a node to be expanded until it has had a rollout at least once. I've no idea why this is better, it's something I coded at the start and when I switch it off SE gets worse at puzzles.
When all my rollouts say "0", I use the depth as a proxy for the rollout score (with some sort of hack to get the value between 0 and 100). It's dirty. But you could see if as a way of maximizing the amount of time I stay alive.
