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1 document by University of Siegen in the Game Industry Library, the newest “Game Tree Search in a Robust Multistage Optimization Framework: Exploiting Pruning Mechanisms” (2020).
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Game Tree Search in a Robust Multistage Optimization Framework: Exploiting Pruning Mechanisms
Quantified Integer Programs serve as a critical framework for modeling decision-making under uncertainty, effectively representing these challenges as two-person zero-sum games.
- Integrating Strategic Copy-Pruning into the Yasol solver increased the number of successfully solved instances for complex runway scheduling problems from 14 to 25.
- Strategic Copy-Pruning enables the reuse of existential strategies across universal node branches, allowing for the implicit deduction of strategy existence in linear time.
- The framework models decision-making under uncertainty as two-person zero-sum games to address the computational complexity of PSPACE-complete optimization problems.
University of SiegenJan 2020
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