A free, GPU-accelerated Texas Hold'em GTO solver in C++/CUDA
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I’ve done good deal of cfr/deepstack work my self, can you tell us bit more details how it works under the hood?
In particular, what is the gpu part?
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GPU is good at doing parallel task that in nature is the same. So it fit perfectly in CFR context. CFR is basically doing a lot of similar work across nodes. So if you implememnt a cuda kernel for regret matching, it will accelerate the solving process a lot.
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- I’ve done good deal of cfr/deepstack work my self, can you tell us bit more details how it works under the hood?
In particular, what is the gpu part?
by rh94 - GPU is good at doing parallel task that in nature is the same. So it fit perfectly in CFR context. CFR is basically doing a lot of similar work across nodes. So if you implememnt a cuda kernel for regret matching, it will accelerate the solving process a lot.by bupticybee
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