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{{short description| A combinatorial game solved using overheating }} ...t in 1987, as an example for a theoretical construction in [[combinatorial game theory]].<ref name=b87>{{Cite journal|last=Berlekamp|first=Elwyn R|author-l ...

...''cooling''', '''heating''', and '''overheating''' are operations on [[hot game]]s to make them more amenable to the traditional methods of the theory, which was originally devised for [[cold game]]s in which the winner is the last player to have a legal move.<ref>{{cite ...

{{Short description|Mathematical criterion in game theory}} In [[game theory]] a '''max-dominated strategy''' is a [[strategy]] which is not a [[ ...

...a method to find the unconditionally alive stones in the game [[Go (game)|Go]]}} ...

...ble finite firing sequence, with the vertex to be fired in red &ndash; the game ends as each vertex has ''s'' smaller than its degree]] The '''chip-firing game''' is a one-player [[Game theory|game]] on a [[Graph (discrete mathematics)|graph]] which was invented around 198 ...

...prove its performance in the games of [[chess]], [[shogi]] and [[Go (game)|go]].<ref>{{Cite arXiv|author-link1=David Silver (programmer)|first1=David|las ...]]. The technique is also used in training the DeepNash system to play the game [[Stratego]].<ref>{{Cite web |last=Snyder |first=Alison |date=2022-12-01 |t ...

...cial intelligence systems make decisions, especially in complex games like Go. It works by simulating many possible future possibilities and using the re '''Alpha Go''' ...

{{Short description|Open-source Go (game) engine}} | genre = [[Go software]] ...

{{Short description|Computer Go program}} {{About|Facebook's Go-playing computer program||Dark Forest (disambiguation){{!}}Dark Forest}} ...

{{Short description|Computer Go software}} | genre = [[Go software]] ...

...hess]] players, and by the [[European Go Federation]], to rate [[Go (game)|Go]] players. In 1997, Bob Runyan adapted the Elo rating system to internation If the game is a draw or is won by one goal ...

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{{Short description|Game in algorithmic game theory}} {{see also|Game theory#Alternative game representations}} ...

{{short description|Artificial intelligence that plays Go}} ...ast17= Hassabis|author-link17= Demis Hassabis|title= Mastering the game of Go without human knowledge|journal= [[Nature (journal)|Nature]]|issn= 0028-083 ...

{{Short description|Video game movement technique}} {{for|the video game|Strafe (video game)}} ...

'''Computer Arimaa''' refers to the playing of the [[board game]] [[Arimaa]] by [[computer program]]s. ...w.kingpinchess.net/2015/07/arimaa-game-over/ Arimaa: Game Over?]</ref> The game has been the subject of several [[#Research papers|research papers]]. ...

...a life-lease on a cabin in [[Isle Royale National Park]] where they would go for summer holidays.<ref>[http://iri.forest.mtu.edu/Summer_Cottages/Pages/T ...rmartingale represents an unfavorable game and a submartingale a favorable game. These names are suggested by probabilistic [[potential theory]], where mar ...

...N. Golder. "Power and politics: insights from an exit, voice, and loyalty game.|journal=University of Michigan and Penn State University|via=Google Schola ...d to as the Government. EVL assumes that the change implemented before the game began was performed by the Government and negatively harms the Citizen. ...

...negatively on the sold portion of the market, and a random effect that can go either way. .... Equivalence between sethi advertising model and a scalar LQ differential game. ''2013 25th Chinese Control and Decision Conference (CCDC)''. https://doi. ...

# If there are remaining agents, go back to step 1. ...gents 4 and 6 exchange their houses. There are no more agents left, so the game is over. The final allocation is: ...