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AC__
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Monte Carlo Methods, Stochastic Optimization
I bookmarked this for a later date. I am currently taking a Coursera course and one of the projects touched on Monte Carlo methods, they are super cool, I implemented a rudimentary AI that plays tic-tac-toe(well) in like 70 lines of Python.
chadzawistowski
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Do you have the code on GitHub (or elsewhere)? I'd love to read it.
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http://www.codeskulptor.org/#user39_fju5wBozso4CqOw.py
I was blown away that the computer is able to play with just 10 trials. Monte Carlo methods are a very powerful concept for sure.
jestinjoy1
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Which one is that?
AC__
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Hey missed this comment, sorry, the course I am referring to is Principles of Computing. Great course.
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