What are the Characteristics of the Card Game Daihinmin?

Wakatsuki, Mitsuo; Yuta, Kado; Yamato, Takeuchi; Okubo, Seiya; Nishino, Tokuzo

doi:10.1109/iiai-aai.2019.00125

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“…On the other hand, with the 11-Back rules, they are more likely to become a higher title than Fugo in the next game for Daihinmin and Hinmin. We also conducted similar experiments in the cases of B11monte and Ishinomaki and found that Heimin is more likely to become not only Daifugo but also Daihinmin in the next game (For details see Wakatsuki et al [16]). Therefore, 11-Back has the effect of reducing the gap between the titles.…”

Section: Evaluation Of Effects Of 11-backmentioning

confidence: 78%

“…From Tables 3 and 4, the 6-Reverse rules tend give a higher ranking for the player with the seat order 4 (that is, Default(4)) compared to the UECda standard rules. We also conducted similar experiments played by one Paoon (or R6paoon) and four Snowls (or R6snowls), both with and without the exchange rule, respectively (For details see Wakatsuki et al [16]). Comparing these results, we found that the average scores of Default(4) in the case of the 6-Reverse rules are much higher than those in the case of the UECda standard rules.…”

Section: Evaluation Of Effects Of 6-reversementioning

confidence: 99%

“…We also conducted similar experiments played by one Paoon (or S5paoon) and four Snowls (or S5snowls), both with and without the exchange rule, respectively (For details see Wakatsuki et al [16]). From these results, the average scores (with respect to the rankings) in the case of the 5-Skip rules are almost the same as those in the case of the UECda standard rules.…”

Section: Evaluation Of Effects Of 5-skipmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Characteristics of the Card Game Daihinmin

Wakatsuki

2021

Information Engineering Express

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Combinatorial game theory has many ways of measuring game complexity. This study presents several measures of complexity for the card game Daihinmin to obtain some of its characteristics. Through computer experiments using programs playing Daihinmin, we collect data on the average number of possible moves and the average length of game in the case of the standard rules and in that of the rules including some local rules such as 11-Back. Then, we calculate some indicators such as the strategic complexity of the game and investigate the characteristics of these indicators. Furthermore, a questionnaire survey is conducted to find out which move a human will play from the initial hand in the specified situation. From moves made by various computer programs in the same situation, we show the difference in playing styles between humans and computers.

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Section: Evaluation Of Effects Of 11-backmentioning

confidence: 78%

Section: Evaluation Of Effects Of 6-reversementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Evaluation Of Effects Of 5-skipmentioning

confidence: 99%

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