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Every variant of Monte Carlo Tree Search faces the explore-exploit tradeoff: pick the branch that looks best right now, or test new branches? Algorithms like PUCT, used in AlphaGo, score each move with two competing terms. One is how good a move looks based on your exploration up till... show more

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