An implementation of the AlphaZero algorithm for Gomoku (also called Gobang or Five in a Row)
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An implementation of the AlphaZero algorithm for Gomoku (also called Gobang or Five in a Row)
Monte Carlo tree search in JAX
Optimizing inference proxy for LLMs
[NeurIPS 2023 Spotlight] LightZero: A Unified Benchmark for Monte Carlo Tree Search in General Sequential Decision Scenarios (awesome MCTS)
A curated list of Monte Carlo tree search papers with implementations.
A tool for retrosynthetic planning
A General Automated Machine Learning framework to simplify the development of End-to-end AutoML toolkits in specific domains.
A library of reasoning algorithms for AI agents
Board game AI implementations using Monte Carlo Tree Search
A pytorch based Gomoku game model. Alpha Zero algorithm based reinforcement Learning and Monte Carlo Tree Search model.
A novel parallel UCT algorithm with linear speedup and negligible performance loss.
Project of Siggraph Asia 2020 paper: Scene Mover: Automatic Move Planning for Scene Arrangement by Deep Reinforcement Learning
fast + parallel AlphaZero in JAX
Deep active inference agents using Monte-Carlo methods
Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) is a method for finding optimal decisions in a given domain by taking random samples in the decision space and building a search tree accordingly. It has already had a profound impact on Artificial Intelligence (AI) approaches for domains that can be represented as trees of sequential decisions, particularly games …
Omaha Poker functionality+some features for PokerRL Reinforcement Learning card framwork
Computer go engine using Monte-Carlo Tree Search written in Python3.
🌳 Python implementation of single-player Monte-Carlo Tree Search.
Pytorch Implementation of Stochastic MuZero for gym environment. This algorithm is capable of supporting a wide range of action and observation spaces, including both discrete and continuous variations.
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