The Mathematics of 2048: Counting States by Exhaustive Enumeration
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#2Neat. Seems a lot harder than the work I did to enumerate towers of Hanoi back in 2004:
https://www.cs.carleton.ca/sites/default/files/tr/TR-04-10.p...
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#3Would be interesting to see alpha zero trained on 2048, conv nets seem well suited for this kind of game.
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#4Would be interesting to see alpha zero trained on 2048, conv nets seem well suited for this kind of game.
This is likely to be a piece of cake for alpha zero given the number of states are lot less than Go.
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#5Would be interesting to see alpha zero trained on 2048, conv nets seem well suited for this kind of game.
This is likely to be a piece of cake for alpha zero given the number of states are lot less than Go.
I would like to see how high it could get to, how much higher than 2048 could it go?
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#6Oh,I misread this title and thought it was going to be about maths in the year 2048.
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#7Oh,I misread this title and thought it was going to be about maths in the year 2048.
Me too. I kind of expected a dystopian article where people in 2048 are so badly educated that the most advanced math they can do is count U.S. states one by one!
Kind of disappointed it's not that, to be honest :)
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#8Would be interesting to see alpha zero trained on 2048, conv nets seem well suited for this kind of game.
Here’s a very simple but clever 2048 game playing AI: https://ronzil.github.io/2048-AI/
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#9Oh,I misread this title and thought it was going to be about maths in the year 2048.
Me too. I kind of expected a dystopian article where people in 2048 are so badly educated that the most advanced math they can do is count U.S. states one by one! Kind of disappointed it's not that, to be honest :)
I was expecting a maths where quantum computation had taken over analytic number theory and theorems could be proved using brute force enumeration.Or something
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#10Oh,I misread this title and thought it was going to be about maths in the year 2048.
Yeah sorry working on that one now. Stay tuned though!