Minimax algorithm is a basic adversarial decision-making algorithm. It is usually used in two-player games based on turns, and it aims to find the optimal next move. The assumption is the opponent’s playing rationally and trying to win the computer. A basic example is a chess play when a computer tries to choose good moves with the assumption “that a suitable static evaluation function is available, which is able to give an overall score to a given position.” Minimax’s main drawback is its slowness in complex games, but it can be enhanced by alpha-beta pruning.
Explain minimax search. Use examples.
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