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| − | Similar to [[Stats Buffer]] which is a multi-dimensional array with segmentations used in [[Visit Count Stats]] where several buffers are used for better performance (similar to [[Crowd Targeting]]), a '''Tree View''' is basically a tree (mostly [[kd-tree]]) with its own attributes and weights. Different Tree Views can have different attributes, not to mention different weights. When combined, sometimes the performance improved dramatically against a specified set of opponents. | + | Similar to [[Stats Buffer]] which is a multi-dimensional array with segmentations used in [[Visit Count Stats]] where several buffers are used for better performance (similar to [[Crowd Targeting]]), a '''Tree View''' is basically a tree (mostly [[kd-tree]]) with its own attributes and weights used in [[Dynamic Clustering]]. Different Tree Views can have different attributes, not to mention different weights. When combined, sometimes the performance improved dramatically against a specified set of opponents. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Dynamic Clustering]] | * [[Dynamic Clustering]] | ||
| + | * [[Crowd Targeting]] | ||
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Similar to Stats Buffer which is a multi-dimensional array with segmentations used in Visit Count Stats where several buffers are used for better performance (similar to Crowd Targeting), a Tree View is basically a tree (mostly kd-tree) with its own attributes and weights used in Dynamic Clustering. Different Tree Views can have different attributes, not to mention different weights. When combined, sometimes the performance improved dramatically against a specified set of opponents.
