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RL 9: Superhuman Achievement in Games (1992–1999)

For about 30 years, strong backgammon players opened certain rolls the same way. It was in the books. Then a program that had never read a backgammon book said they were all wrong, and it turned out to be right. In Blog 8 the Q-table hit a wall: one cell per situation, and real problems have more s…

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  1. 2026-11-02 08:21 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    RL 9: Superhuman Achievement in Games (1992–1999)

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