Endgame Strategies and Simulation Results for the Liar’s Dice Game
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چکیده
The Liar’s dice is a dice game where deception and the ability to detect the opponents’ deception play a crucial role. We analyze this game from different perspectives. First, two-player endgames are analyzed and optimal strategies are calculated. Second, using simulation methods, we examine heuristic playing strategies based on their success against each other. In the simulations, we consider mixed strategies that depend on parameters, populate a parameter space with strategies and perform evolutionary simulation on the strategy population.
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