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Computer Gamesmanship by David N. L. Levy is a 2009 book from Ishi Press that examines how computers play strategy games such as chess, bridge, poker, Go, and Othello.
This 280-page, notationless book explains key ideas like decision trees, alpha-beta algorithms, minimax searches, and evaluation functions in clear, jargon-free language. It is designed for readers interested in how computers mimic strategic thinking and make long-range decisions.
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