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Strongly solved Ostle: calculating a strong solution helps compose high-quality puzzles for recent games

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By Hiroki Takizawa, Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, Allis LV
| PeerJ
Computational solving of pure strategy board games such as chess, go, and checkers has been one of the goals of computer science. In the early days of computer science, Charles Babbage described the concept of automatically solving board games in his autobiography (Babbage, 1864). Various pure strategy board games are solved to date, and the most famous study is seemingly solving checkers (Schaeffer et al., 2007).
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