Author: Álvaro Begué
Date: 12:19:10 10/14/04
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You really should study some more math. You don't need to do a Montecarlo simulation for this. You can compute the probabilities explicitly with dynamic programming, or through generating series (which are the same thing in the end). 0.0 0.00000000 0.5 0.00000000 1.0 0.00000001 1.5 0.00000011 2.0 0.00000077 2.5 0.00000454 3.0 0.00002253 3.5 0.00009681 4.0 0.00036645 4.5 0.00123913 5.0 0.00378273 5.5 0.01051276 6.0 0.02677871 6.5 0.06286813 7.0 0.13665717 7.5 0.27609578 8.0 0.52012862 8.5 0.91614381 9.0 1.51221011 9.5 2.34364792 10.0 3.41589083 10.5 4.68841893 11.0 6.06640762 11.5 7.40617128 12.0 8.53683462 12.5 9.29480081 13.0 9.56183965 13.5 9.29480081 14.0 8.53683462 14.5 7.40617128 15.0 6.06640762 15.5 4.68841893 16.0 3.41589083 16.5 2.34364792 17.0 1.51221011 17.5 0.91614381 18.0 0.52012862 18.5 0.27609578 19.0 0.13665717 19.5 0.06286813 20.0 0.02677871 20.5 0.01051276 21.0 0.00378273 21.5 0.00123913 22.0 0.00036645 22.5 0.00009681 23.0 0.00002253 23.5 0.00000454 24.0 0.00000077 24.5 0.00000011 25.0 0.00000001 25.5 0.00000000 26.0 0.00000000
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