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Bots improvements to make them useful (basic AI) #855
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For bots with AI, it may be interesting to look at a possible wrapper of this : https://github.com/madrury/mtg-draftbot |
That should also allow to improve auto picks made by real players (e.g. dropped or AFK) for the benefit of all. |
Another recent Bot AI I came across: https://github.com/RyanSaxe/MagicDraftBot |
I just released the CubeArtisan draftbots which are based on a machine learning model that gets 60/81/90% for top 1/2/3 accuracy on data from CubeCobra drafts. They are quite easy to integrate as you can see in this PR to mtgadraft Senryoku/Draftmancer#288 If you can give me some pointers on how to get started I could probably make a PR for it in an afternoon. |
Hey @ruler501 I believe we've spoken on Discord in the past, so I'll reach out there :) |
Some ideas from the discussion started in #798 as a starting point.
General rules without set/card knowledge as simple start, like sticking to colors at same point:
A more advanced approach which considers card ratings when available:
Please let us know what you think and share your ideas.
Which basic rules we can start with (and fall back to once no limited rating is there)?
What is a good - not overkill - pattern to start a draft and decide on later picks to make the bots better.
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