Comment Comment by jonahx Does anyone know if this opens the door to using these techniques for poker (given that they've now show success on games of imperfect information)?Thus far the solutions to poker have involved solving the game tree through raw computational power and clever methods of information collapsing:http://science.sciencemag.org/content/347/6218/145But it seems the techniques used here might be both far more efficient, as well as able to better exploit human players (as opposed to playing a pure game theoretically optimal strategy, which is what they do now). parent jonahx 7 years ago
Thus far the solutions to poker have involved solving the game tree through raw computational power and clever methods of information collapsing:
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/347/6218/145
But it seems the techniques used here might be both far more efficient, as well as able to better exploit human players (as opposed to playing a pure game theoretically optimal strategy, which is what they do now).