Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - Game Theory - Lecture 9
Offered By: Dave Churchill via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore game theory concepts in this 44-minute lecture from Memorial University's Computer Science 3200 course on Artificial Intelligence. Delve into advanced algorithmic techniques and data structures used in modern problem-solving environments, with a focus on their application to simple games. Learn from Professor David Churchill as he continues the discussion on game theory, building upon the foundations laid in the previous lecture. Gain insights into how AI principles can be applied to strategic decision-making scenarios and game-playing algorithms. While course assignments are not publicly available, this lecture provides valuable knowledge for those interested in the intersection of AI and game theory.
Syllabus
COMP3200 - Intro to Artificial Intelligence - Lecture 09 - Game Theory (2/2)
Taught by
Dave Churchill
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