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Programming an AI capable of playing No Limit Texas Hold'em Poker is a very demanding task since during game-play there is hidden information to deal with and random events can occur. These features are not present in games that were historically most studied by artificial intelligence (like chess or checkers), and so they pose a significant and novel challenge for AI research. In this book we guide the readers through the basics of Poker AI development by describing implementation details of the HoldemML framework. This framework can be viewed as support tool that allows users to create Poker…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Programming an AI capable of playing No Limit Texas Hold'em Poker is a very demanding task since during game-play there is hidden information to deal with and random events can occur. These features are not present in games that were historically most studied by artificial intelligence (like chess or checkers), and so they pose a significant and novel challenge for AI research. In this book we guide the readers through the basics of Poker AI development by describing implementation details of the HoldemML framework. This framework can be viewed as support tool that allows users to create Poker AIs that combine the strategies of several human players, inferred from past games. In addition, any Poker player who stores records of his or her game logs can use them to create an AI whose strategy reassembles the player's. We hope that the description of the HoldemML framework in this book will not only prove useful for interested programmers to create their own approaches to a Poker AI, but also further develop the Computer Poker research domain.
Autorenporträt
Luís Teófilo holds a Master in Informatics and Computing Engineering from University of Porto. Luís is a researcher and enthusiast on artificial intelligence applied to games with several scientific publications, especially on the Texas Hold'em Poker domain. Currently he is an Assistant Professor and Ph.D. researcher at University of Porto.