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7 guides · 85 blocks · 6,946 steps · 1,385 glossary terms, counted from the published guides.
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Introduction to AI · BCS2120 · block 4 of 11
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Deep pruning is valid in multiplayer Maxⁿ search.
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GAME0 / 107
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GAME · 107 steps in 8 sections
Game trees, minimax, alpha-beta, move ordering, evaluation functions, Maxⁿ, Halma
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2 / 6 · Answer
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3 / 6 · Play
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5 / 6 · Plan
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6 / 6 · Offline
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