how come it costed only 150$? You told it took 8 days with 64 cores and 512 GB of memory. I thought on AWS it would cost around 800$. How is it possible to spend only 150$ for this?
systems like deep stack use deep learning and there's certainly potential to it. also note that the same authors have a deep learning variant for the abstraction part of the algorithm. so it's just that nobody managed to build a deep learning version that beats top pros, but that might just be a matter of time. still, it's impressive that pluribus doesn't use any DL at all in the first place
@@is0morph ohh now I understand, thanks for reply. It's a great achievement. Let me clarify, all players have fixed stack size at the start of every hand?
@@dmitriys4279 yeah, that seems to stabilize training. the authors note this in a half-sentence in the addendum of the paper. in fact, there are a lot of these little details that are hard to decrypt. it's not clear to me why this doesn't tamper with the ability to learn to deal with all-in situations etc., but it seems to work for them.
