10/21/2019 CSCI 561 (204 unread)
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calibrate.xxx Clarification
As per @495, time for calibrate program to run is 5mins. Does that mean total time for calibrate.xxx would be 5mins for the entire game or will it be 5min per move? Also, for Python3 do we have to name it calibrate3.py?
Updated 2 days ago by Anonymous
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The calibrate program will be run once (only once) before we run your agent for grading or against another agent. Yes, the same naming convention.
Updated 2 days ago by Bo Wang
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Anonymous 1 day ago
Does that mean, whatever we write to calibration.txt (after calibrate.xxx run) would be available to our agent for the entire game, spanning all the plays/moves?
Bo Wang 1 day ago Your agent can always read it. But why do you ask so?
Anonymous 1 day ago Maybe we could leverage this calibration.txt to dump some data/configs which we could leverage in all the runs. Bo Wang 1 day ago Not in calibration.txt. It’s clearly guided in the HW description. Please read.
https://piazza.com/class/jzob0qt1owq15p?cid=679
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