Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach
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Chapter 5, Problem 21E
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Fully observable
- This is true.
- The second player will play optimally and is perfectly predictable up to ties...
b.
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Partially observable
- This is false.
- In a partially observable game, knowing the second player’...
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Perfectly rational
- This is false.
- Backgammon is a game of chance, and the opponent may consistently roll much
better dice...
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