BishBosh.Evaluation.QuantifiedGame

AUTHOR

Dr. Alistair Ward

DESCRIPTION

• Quantifies a game, & therefore the sequence of moves applied.
• The fitness & its breakdown into constituent criterion-values, are also recorded.

Types

Type-synonyms

type OpenInterval = (Maybe QuantifiedGame, Maybe QuantifiedGame)

• The open interval in which to search for better solutions.
• N.B.: Nothing is interpreted as unbounded.

Data-types

data QuantifiedGame

The selected game & the criteria against which it was quantified.

Instances

Eq QuantifiedGame

Defined in BishBosh.Evaluation.QuantifiedGame

Methods

(==) :: QuantifiedGame -> QuantifiedGame -> Bool

(/=) :: QuantifiedGame -> QuantifiedGame -> Bool

Show QuantifiedGame

Defined in BishBosh.Evaluation.QuantifiedGame

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> QuantifiedGame -> ShowS

show :: QuantifiedGame -> String

showList :: [QuantifiedGame] -> ShowS

NFData QuantifiedGame

Defined in BishBosh.Evaluation.QuantifiedGame

Methods

rnf :: QuantifiedGame -> ()

Null QuantifiedGame

Defined in BishBosh.Evaluation.QuantifiedGame

Methods

isNull :: QuantifiedGame -> Bool

ShowNotationFloat QuantifiedGame

Defined in BishBosh.Evaluation.QuantifiedGame

Methods

showsNotationFloat :: MoveNotation -> (Double -> ShowS) -> QuantifiedGame -> ShowS

Constants

unboundedInterval :: OpenInterval

Constant.

Functions

Accessors

getFitness :: QuantifiedGame -> WeightedMean

Accessor.

Constructors

fromGame

Arguments

:: Maybe Base

The piece-square value difference for the specified game.

-> Game

The current state of the game.

-> Reader QuantifiedGame

Constructor.

Accessors

getLastTurn :: QuantifiedGame -> Turn

Retrieve the turn used to generate the selected game.

getLatestTurns

Arguments

:: NPlies

The number of plies to drop from the start of the chronological sequence.

-> QuantifiedGame

-> [Turn]

Drop the specified number of plies from the start of the chronological sequence, leaving the most recent.

Mutators

negateFitness :: QuantifiedGame -> QuantifiedGame

Represent the fitness of the game resulting from a future move by the opponent, from the perspective of the current player.

negateInterval :: OpenInterval -> OpenInterval

Reflect the interval about zero.

Predicates

(<=>) :: QuantifiedGame -> QuantifiedGame -> Ordering infix 4

Space-ship operator, like in Perl.

(===) :: QuantifiedGame -> QuantifiedGame -> Bool infix 4

• Whether the games have taken the same move-sequences, & as such have the same position.
• CAVEAT: the games won't be identical if they started from different positions, but by some fluke managed to make the same sequence of moves.