DNA Starts to Learn Poker

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DNA is used to implement a simplified version of poker. Strategies are evolved that mix bluffing with telling the truth. The essential features are (1) to wait your turn, (2) to default to the most conservative course, (3) to probabilistically override the default in some cases, and (4) to learn from payoffs. Two players each use an independent population of strategies that adapt and learn from their experiences in competition.

David Harlan Wood, Hong Bi, Steven Orla Kimbrough,

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Added	28 Jul 2010
Updated	28 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	DNA
Authors	David Harlan Wood, Hong Bi, Steven Orla Kimbrough, Dong-Jun Wu, Junghuei Chen

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