Simplified 2048, but reliably reaches 65k#474
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Adaptive early-stop thresholding in sweep
Co-authored-by: Sam Turner <98767222+stmio@users.noreply.github.com>
continuous action sampling sanitisation
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Simplified 2048, but reliably reaches 65k
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Inspired by @drubinstein 's recent 2048 simplification, I did -- so 300 less lines of code in 2048.h for better perf.
Wandb curves:
Evaluation (this is one of the best runs. Perf changes from seed to seed, but hits 65k reliably):
Git commits are weird, but changed files are included here.