JSoC 2023 - A Simple, full-GPU implementation of AlphaZero #203
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…isetictactoe test cases
…ll test cases passing
…ake the environment type an the function argument - tests fixed
…application of `Flux.softmax()`
…`completed_qvalues()`
…nd similar utilities
….jl` and `TrainUtilities.jl`
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This PR is the result of Andreas Spanopoulos' Julia Summer of Code (JSoC) 2023 project.
It's a simple, hackable, fully documented and full-GPU implementation of AlphaZero in Julia, written in the
redesigndirectory.More details on what the exact contribution is, as well as the implementation details and the results achieved, can be found in this post in the Julia discourse.