USING MACHINE LEARNING TO MODEL THE BEHAVIOR OF AN INTELLIGENT AGENT IN A STRATEGIC GAME

The creation of intelligent agents for board games is based on various decision-making methods. The article discusses the minimax algorithm and the Monte Carlo method, which are used in well-known intellectual games such as chess and go. The article includes a description of machine learning algorithms that make it possible to obtain an agent capable of making profitable decisions for himself in a short time, based on the condition assessment function. The paper presents the results of testing the obtained intelligent agents.

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Applied Mathematics and Fundamental Informatics
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.25206/2311-4908-2025-12-1-11-18
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Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
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USING MACHINE LEARNING TO MODEL THE BEHAVIOR OF AN INTELLIGENT AGENT IN A STRATEGIC GAME

I.V. FEDOTOVA, N.I. GILMUTDINOV
Applied Mathematics and Fundamental Informatics
Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
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USING MACHINE LEARNING TO MODEL THE BEHAVIOR OF AN INTELLIGENT AGENT IN A STRATEGIC GAME

I.V. FEDOTOVA, N.I. GILMUTDINOV
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Abstract

The creation of intelligent agents for board games is based on various decision-making methods. The article discusses the minimax algorithm and the Monte Carlo method, which are used in well-known intellectual games such as chess and go. The article includes a description of machine learning algorithms that make it possible to obtain an agent capable of making profitable decisions for himself in a short time, based on the condition assessment function. The paper presents the results of testing the obtained intelligent agents.

Applied Mathematics and Fundamental InformaticsVol. 12(1)
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Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
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USING MACHINE LEARNING TO MODEL THE BEHAVIOR OF AN INTELLIGENT AGENT IN A STRATEGIC GAME — I.V. FEDOTOVA, N.I. GILMUTDINOV · Applied Mathematics and Fundamental Informatics (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS