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For questions related to the tree search. As opposed to the graph search, a tree search does not use a closed list to keep track of the already visited nodes, so a tree search may visit the same nodes (or states) multiple times.
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What is this algorithm? Is it a variant of Monte-Carlo Tree Search?
I'm using a Neural Network as an agent in a simple car racing game. My goal is to train the network to imitate a brute-force tree search to an arbitrary depth.
My algorithm goes something like the fol …
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