Last update August 1, 2006 |
Technical Report #202 |
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The Rebirth of Solved
Games
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T. Nakamura, A. Cincotti and H. Iida
Abstract.. There has been a
tremendous advancement witnessed in the computer technology industry in
recent years. With such progress, many of the traditional two-person
complete information games have been solved. The game of tictactoe is one
of such games and it is well known that when both players select
their best moves, the game always ends in a draw. In the game of hex, Black
has always a winning strategy and for small¡£¡£board's size
it has been completely solved. In this paper we have explored the possibility
of reviving a strongly solved game, such as tictactoe and hex by
adding some stochastic elements to it. In our attempt we have altered
the rule and allowed both players to make their moves in synchronized
manners. This paper was presented at the 8th Joint Conference on
Information Sciences, July 21-26, 2005, |
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