Category: ai-technology | video-generation
By Nathanael Andrade
By Nathanael Andrade
Minimax AI
- Advantages:
- Optimal Decision-Making: Minimax ensures the best possible outcome for a player by minimizing the possible loss in a worst-case scenario.
- Strategic Depth: It can analyze multiple moves ahead, allowing for deeper strategic planning in games.
- Clear Evaluation: Provides a clear protocol for decision-making in two-player games, making it easy to understand.
- Deterministic: Since it follows a set logic, the outcomes are predictable and reproducible.
- Disadvantages:
- Computationally Intensive: The algorithm can be inefficient for games with large branching factors, requiring significant computational resources.
- Limited to Zero-Sum Games: Minimax is primarily suited for zero-sum scenarios and may not perform well in other types of games.
- No Learning Capability: Unlike some AI methods, Minimax does not learn from past experiences or adapt over time.
- Static Evaluation: Requires a well-defined evaluation function, which can be difficult to create for complex games.
