AlphaBeta | 基于min-max search 和 Alphabet剪枝的五子棋AI，2层搜索树 | Search Engine library

I'm trying to get Alpha-beta pruning to work but it's giving me completely wrong moves compared to my Minimax function. Here is my Minimax function which is working perfectly right now.

I need help with making tree from possible moves in game Othello, on which I will later use MiniMax algorithm. Game is played in Player vs AI mode and I am always "1" on board and AI is always "2" on board. This is how my current function for getting best move for AI looks like:

I faced a problem writing a twocolumn article in latex. I incorporated a regular table in singlecolumn mode, but when i change it back to doublecolumn below the table, when the text or the proof is large enough to start the second column, it goes over the table , which means that the second column starts at the beginning of the page as if the table doesnt exist. I left as comments the commands that i tried but didnt work. thank you for your time.

I have implemented a NegaMax algorithm (which is just a shorter version of minimax algorithm) with alpha beta pruning . Now I want to implement Iterative Deepening so that I can find a best move for every depth and then reorder the the nodes under the tree based on the scores of the previous layers so that my alphabeta pruning works more efficiently.

Here's what I have done so far:

I am trying to do the below sample in unordered map in c++

I have a data set in "data" with 20 folders, which are identical in their structure. The only difference at the level of the folders are their names (from "1" to "20"). Please see the pattern below. The files have always the same file name and the same column structure. There might be a difference in the column length in the .csv files between folders, but not between the .csv files in the same folder. There are no missing values in the data frames. I want to work with the columns "mean" from the files.

If I don't use the Lower() function when sorting a queryset, then my queryset sorts uppercase and lowercase values separately. So if my queryset contains "Apples, Bananas, cherries, Oranges" and I use order_by('name') then I get: "Apples, Bananas, Oranges, cherries". If I use order_by(Lower('name')) then all works fine.

My problem is that my view sorts using MyModel.objects.all().order_by(order_by) where order_by is set using a user specified GET variable. Lower() errors when the GET variable tries to sort in reverse order, eg order_by='-name'

I tried the following code but I get a traceback error when order_by='-name', but works fine when order_by='name': MyModel.objects.all().order_by(Lower(order_by))

I then tried something smarter, but now when order_by='-name' then the queryset stops sorting alphabetaically and just sorts using the object ID. But sorts fine when order_by='name'.

Views.py

Is there any way, using Mockito or PowerMockito, to intercept calls to non-static methods of an object, or at least of a singleton object?

An example is provided by the following classes:

I am trying to get the nav bar link Introduction to be active by default when using the dynamic variation of the route versus the default alias of just '/'.

When you visit the dynamic URL it looks like below (take note the 150/30/4.0 in the URL):

When you go the URL at just '/' then it looks correct and highlights the 'introduction' URL nav green.

These both go to the same route named 'Home' so I don't understand why it doesn't show as active for just the '/' route and not the dynamic one?

I have tried re-arranging the routes, making the parameters not optional and many other things to no avail. I'm not sure how to do this properly with Vue as I'm still learning the framework and could not find any information on this issue.

App.vue