If I use AMAF and the Pebbles rule (play the move with the most wins),
I'll only need to store the number of wins for each node, right?
This wouldn't work without AMAF, because a move might never recover
from a few bad runs. With AMAF, it could.
The question is, what about passing? That presumably doesn't get
counted as a "good future move" in AMAF, so how can passing gain wins
(or runs, for that matter) when it's the right move (e.g., when there
is a seki on the board)?
Peter Drake
http://www.lclark.edu/~drake/
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