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A fast C++ impementation of Monte Carlo Tree Search with abstract classes that a user of this library can extend in order to use it. To demonstrate it I apply it to the game of Quoridor.

active 2023-10-162025-12-27 (UTC)

Complete coverage26,676 / 26,676 hourly files (100%) · 2 absent upstream2023-08-152026-08-30 (UTC)
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  • Pull request#2CaoBittencourt2025-08-12 22:07
  • Issue#1JianiX2025-07-24 06:50
    Opportunity to Join A5 Labs – Loved Your Monte Carlo Tree Search Project

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