Kevin Pacey wrote on Mon, Oct 10, 2022 07:05 PM UTC:
Thanks H.G.
In Go there's a lot of board cells (points) but only one piece type (though dropped at least to start with). In a complex CV like Apothecary there's lots of cells (AND a ton of piece types, AND the pieces can move on the board, unlike for Go). That may make for a significantly more overwhelming number of simple patterns to somehow store for such a program than is the case for Go, but I wouldn't know if it would bother a self-teaching program enough.
Thanks H.G.
In Go there's a lot of board cells (points) but only one piece type (though dropped at least to start with). In a complex CV like Apothecary there's lots of cells (AND a ton of piece types, AND the pieces can move on the board, unlike for Go). That may make for a significantly more overwhelming number of simple patterns to somehow store for such a program than is the case for Go, but I wouldn't know if it would bother a self-teaching program enough.