Celebrating 11 years in backgammon games

Normalizing Errors

by Douglas Zare
1 July 2006


Douglas Zare

How do we measure the size of an error? How do we determine which errors are the most serious, and most worthy of attention? Two possibilities are to use match winning chances (mwc) and the money game equivalent (EMG). We'll see that neither is ideal, and that other normalizations are possible
 

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Celebrating 11 years in backgammon games