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schwah t1_jc0jztm wrote

No, you are confused. Of course the universe has many more potential states than a Go board... A Go board is just a 19x19 grid. But the number of possible states of matter in the universe is not relevant. There is still not nearly enough matter to represent every Go state simultaneously in memory, which is what would be required for an exhaustive search of the game tree.

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Toilet_Assassin t1_jc0gn35 wrote

In the end the observations you feed to the model will boil down to a sequentially indexed array, so it isn't too much effort to map indices to hour intervals with a time column. You will have to extend the time column to match the forecasted indices though, but that isn't too much effort at the end of the day.

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remghoost7 t1_jc0bymy wrote

I'm having an issue with the C++ compiler on the last step.

I've been trying to use python 3.10.9 though, so maybe that's my problem....? My venv is set up correctly as well.

Not specifically looking for help.

Apparently this person posted a guide on it in that subreddit. Will report back if I am successful.

edit - Success! But, using WSL instead of Windows (because that was a freaking headache). WSL worked the first time following the instructions on the GitHub page. Would highly recommend using WSL to install it instead of trying to force Windows to figure it out.

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