conditions for admission to exams

[max2...@gmail.com]

Hi,
could you please specify more precisely the conditions for admission to the exam? I am not clear what is meant by "your agent needs to consistently outperform the random agent". Is it enough if my agent reaches over 90% in 1000 games? Does the agent have to meet other requirements?
Many greetings

[dockhorn....@gmail.com]

Hi,

we currently aim for a win-rate of 80% in about 100 simulated games against either the RandomAgent or the RandomLateEndAgent.

The real-threshold can slightly deviate (~70%) because of bad luck with the card-draws.

In this case we will take a deeper look into your sourcecode to verify your idea.

We did not set a fixed threshold to let you explore the framework and get back to you in case your solution seems to have problems in beating the random agents.

Kind Regards,

Alex

PS: for Bachelor we simulate 100 games against a mirror matchup and for Master we will simulate 100 games for all 16 matchups (3 known decks and 1 unknown)

[hhype...@googlemail.com]

Hi,

do you also consider who begins in a game ie. are the 100 games with a random beginner each time or is one player always beginning?

[dockhorn....@gmail.com]

The starting player will be chosen for each game such that we switch every new game. So exactly 50 games in which a player will be the starting player.