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15 COMPUTER PROGRAMS ON FIBS (First Internet Backgammon Server) |
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This article is from the Backgammon FAQ, by Mark Damish damish@ll.mit.edu with numerous contributions by others.
Currently there several computer programs on FIBS:
tesauro (the original neural net bg program TD-Gammon)
mloner (neural net)
idiot (neural net (JellyFish))
jellyfish (nn)
loner (The 1-pt version of mloner)
EXBGthree
fatboy (nn)
fattest (nn)
jemina (Algrithmic, entering cocoon, to emerge as a nn)
music
Big_Brother (only logs matches)
Some programs play with humans entering the data, while others are
full fledged bots.
Continue to:
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