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*A Bayesian Approach to Chessbots.*
We implement a traditional Monte-Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) and a bayesian variant inspired by the paper *Bayesian Inference in Monte-Carlo Tree Search* by *Gerald Tesauro, VT Rajan, and Richard Segal*.
Our implementation is focused on the game chess, and is designed for flexibly, allowing different strategies to be used in the rollout phase.
Our implementation is focused on the game chess, and is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing different strategies to be used in the rollout phase.
## Installation
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2. **Set the API Key**
Get an API key from [lichess](https://lichess.org/). And set the `token` in `lichess_bot/config.yml` to the API key.
Get an API key from [lichess](https://lichess.org/). And set the `token` in `lichess_bot/config.yml` to this API key.
## Main Functionalities
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You can customize with the following command-line arguments:
* `--e1`:
* Engine 1
* Engine 1.
* Possible Values:
* `ClassicMCTS`: Our MCTS implementation
* `BayesianMCTS`: Our bayesian MCTS implementation
* `ClassicMCTS`: Our MCTS implementation .
* `BayesianMCTS`: Our bayesian MCTS implementation.
* `Random`: Plays completely random.
* `Stockfish`: Plays with stockfish
* `Lc0`: Plays with Lc0
* `Stockfish`: Plays with stockfish.
* `Lc0`: Plays with Lc0.
* `--e2`:
* Engine 2
* Possible Values: The same ones as Engine 1
* Engine 2.
* Possible Values: The same ones as Engine 1.
* `--s1`:
* Strategy that Engine 1 uses for the rollout, when set to `ClassicMCTS` or `BayesianMCTS`.
* Possible Values:
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* `RandomStockfish`: Plays the rollout randomly. Evaluates the terminal state with stockfish.
* `PESTO`: Plays the rollout according to PESTOs board evaluation. Evaluates the terminal state with PESTOs board evaluation.
* `--s2`:
* Strategy for Engine 2 for the rollout
* Possible Values: The same ones as Strategy 1
* Strategy for Engine 2 for the rollout.
* Possible Values: The same ones as Strategy 1.
* `-n`:
* Number of games to play
* Number of games to play.
* `--proc`:
* Number of processor cores to use
* Number of processor cores to use.
* `--time`:
* Amount of second each engine has foreach turn
* Amount of second each engine has foreach turn.
* `--nodes`:
* Number of nodes each engine can compute each turn
* Number of nodes each engine can compute each turn.
* `--stockfish_elo`:
* Elo for stockfish engine
* Default is 1500
* Elo for stockfish engine.
* Default is 1500.
* `--stockfish_path`:
* Path for the stockfish engine executable
* Default is `/stockfish`
* Path for the stockfish engine executable.
* Default is `/stockfish`.
* `--lc0_path`:
* Path for the lc0 engine executable
* Default is `/lc0`
* Path for the lc0 engine executable.
* Default is `/lc0`.
* `-h`:
* Show the help message.