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Destex · 07-17-17, 05:22 AM

TMA algorithms produce all kinds of quantified parameters to indicate the accuracy of the solution. They should be referred to with suspicion, of course, but for a rather simplified game such as CW, I don't see anything drastically wrong with representing solution quality with percentage.

07-17-17, 05:22 AM	#39
Destex Sailor man Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 44 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Isn't the TMA a little too perfect? TMA algorithms produce all kinds of quantified parameters to indicate the accuracy of the solution. They should be referred to with suspicion, of course, but for a rather simplified game such as CW, I don't see anything drastically wrong with representing solution quality with percentage. __________________ Last edited by Destex; 07-17-17 at 07:55 AM.