MCTS seems theoretically fragile and not promising to me

I'm an amatuer in RL, just encounted the MCTS and have two questions: Can we make sure it can converge to the optimal policy? Is it actually applicable in many real scenarios?

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2026-10-26 09:47 · r/reinforcementlearning
MCTS seems theoretically fragile and not promising to me

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