I tested the app with the following parameter :
int depth = 40,
int timelimit = 300000, // 5 mins
int simulR = 10000000000000,
int simulL = 1,
int numVisitExplo = 1
To test the limits of the memory allocation.
Once you get over the memory available, the system (Windows) will use its pagination system, saving the data on the hard drives, this slows the process a lot, cutting in half the number of simulations.
The pruning is therefore taking a really long time as we have to go across the whole tree.
1st move by AI :
5 000 000 simulations
12 000 000 leaves.
2nd move by AI :
2 800 000 simulations (a lot less... time spend in the tree ??)
9 800 000 leaves.
I tested the app with the following parameter : int depth = 40, int timelimit = 300000, // 5 mins int simulR = 10000000000000, int simulL = 1, int numVisitExplo = 1 To test the limits of the memory allocation. Once you get over the memory available, the system (Windows) will use its pagination system, saving the data on the hard drives, this slows the process a lot, cutting in half the number of simulations.
The pruning is therefore taking a really long time as we have to go across the whole tree. 1st move by AI : 5 000 000 simulations 12 000 000 leaves.
2nd move by AI : 2 800 000 simulations (a lot less... time spend in the tree ??) 9 800 000 leaves.