The state spaces of both chess and go have to be expanded to include “previous history”. In the case of go, this is to avoid the ko problem—moves that would produce the exact same board state as a previous state are forbidden. Chess, well, see a chess rule book, or wikipedia.
The state spaces of both chess and go have to be expanded to include “previous history”. In the case of go, this is to avoid the ko problem—moves that would produce the exact same board state as a previous state are forbidden. Chess, well, see a chess rule book, or wikipedia.