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[Project] Trainer derived from postflop-solver #32

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JbCourtois opened this issue Jun 28, 2023 · 1 comment
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[Project] Trainer derived from postflop-solver #32

JbCourtois opened this issue Jun 28, 2023 · 1 comment

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@JbCourtois
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Thanks to your awesome work, I am currently working on a project to export solutions solved with postflop-solver and use them for practice sessions.

Here is the project: https://github.com/JbCourtois/PokerTrainer

Feel free to suggest improvements

@BenTheKush
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Nice, yeah I've also been thinking about writing a trainer!

I didn't look super deep, but I think using a client/server architecture might be better? I am messing around with electron for the first time right now, and my basic plan (if I get around to following through with it) is to have an externally running solver process that can be communicated w/ by a trainer (or a tree browser/etc).

This is how PIO works, and the cool thing about doing this is that your trainer can work for PIO or for postflop_solver.

I think there is room for a much better trainer than what PIO has, so getting some decent modularity is definitely worth it IMO

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