Open domdabomb42 opened 3 years ago
yes. It's possible. Not gonna say how but I can get ~ 2.93 average against randoms.
Yep, I’m getting the same against randoms
I got ~ 3.01 Also, a hint is to look into why the iterated prisoner's dilemma is different than the original in the first place.
I’ll eat my hat if the winning strategy doesn’t exploit randoms
@domdabomb42 , here's two naive approaches:
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. (I use this in some of my detective variants.)random
(@Lasermancer uses this and shared it in the Discord).Note that you probably want a good backoff strategy because these random-detection heuristics are brittle (e.g., they can misfire for joss
or for deferred tit-for-tat'ers). You can, of course, come up with something more sophisticated and statistical - think of what would be true for an opponent whose moves have no relationship with yours!
Thanks @I4vr0v. I'm gonna use unprovoked for now and try to figure out something better once after I counter some of the other strategies.
Assuming random cooperates half the time. The best strategy is to defect because you get an expected result of 3 overall. I think some people will just submit a random one as a joke and my strategies are getting destroyed against random. But is there a way you can detect a random strategy apart from just a complicated one.