Generalized TSS and Its Optimization
In several sorts of games,such as Connect6,Renju,or Go-moku,etc.,when sequences of consecutive forced moves appeared,TSS (Threat Space Search) could be adopted to find one of such sequences if existed.TSS is inspired from the process of chess master’s pondering on that condition.In some ways,sequences of forced moves are so popular that we can use it to deal with a family of games effectively,named k-in-a-row.So,we propose a generalized algorithm,DFID-TSS,where we apply the strategy of DFID (Depth First Iterative Deepening) into TSS (Threat Space Search).Without loss of the generality,we also propose some optimized rules,by which lots of branches of the proving tree may be terminated earlier.At last,the results show that DFID-TSS is robust,adaptive,and efficient.
Threat Space Search iterative deepening pruning
XU Chang-ming Z.M. MA MA Hai-tao YU Chang-yong XU Xin-he
Institute of Computer and Communication Engineering, Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao, Qinhuan Information Science and Commutation Engineer, Northeastern University, China, 110819
国际会议
the 25th Chinese Control and Decision Conference(第25届中国控制与决策会议)
贵阳
英文
2904-2909
2013-05-01(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)