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Treblecross Adaptive Learning Program by Fernando Aguilar

Dive into the world of Treblecross game with research questions on patterns and winning strategies. Start small and progress through an adaptive learning program to discover winning moves and optimal strategies. See the results in a text file format, showcasing the best moves for each board while analyzing player behaviors and exponential growth of configurations. Explore the game dynamics and winning possibilities through an engaging learning experience.

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Treblecross Adaptive Learning Program by Fernando Aguilar

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  1. Treblecross Adaptive Learning Program Fernando Aguilar

  2. Research Question • Are there any patterns in this game? • Is there a winning strategy?

  3. Methods • begin with the smallest board possible and make your way up. • Used an adaptive learning program.

  4. Which player wins? • board of who the winner is with different board sizes

  5. Output the boards and best moves for each board to a text file. • Only output for the player that should win in each board. • format of output • BRD [ , , , X , , ] • MOV [0,1,2,4,5] • CHP [1,0,0,0,0]

  6. What i found • Generally the best move for player one is at the middle of the board. • Some boards have different winning positions • Player two’s winning moves varied because it depends on player 1 which makes the move first.

  7. Other interesting results • The number of board configurations seen only by player 1, grows exponentially. • Log paper graph Normal graph 7

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