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Test Results | 5 | 02:58, 29 August 2017 |
The gun results are looking very strong, congratulations on the great results.
Time to be a downer however. These great scores do not necessarily result in improved rumble performance. Aside from the small sample sizes and the age of these challenges, it's mostly that the movement is far more important that the gun in terms of score. For example my robot Nene originally broke into the top 10 using Raiko's (the MC2k7 reference) gun.
Agree. To improve percentage score, it is much easier to prevent your opponents from scoring than earning more points by yourself.
However, the gun is much easier to tune than movement, as there are fewer edge cases in gun than movement. And targeting challenges do help a lot. But the movement challenges are not so helpful.
Yeah, thank you for your opinion!
I actually devoted too much time on my gun exactly because it's way easier to test. Every time I touched my movement code I went back to my gun 5 minutes later, i'm creating a lot of resistance to work on it. Anyway, I'm was planning to improve my movement based on the wiki challenges, but since you said that i'll probably look into alternatives. Notice that I do my work based on challenges not because I think these results are strongly related to rumble results, but because those are my first good results in robocode so I feel like improving over challenges is practical and is still improving my rumble results. Its clear that this is not true for my gun anymore.
Going back to the alternatives, do you have any suggestion? Should I start to build my own rumble-directed testbed besides the bots I perform bad after each release? There are bots which are like "a must"?
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Let me suggest the config from my Roborunner (posted below). While it does not predict the final APS, it very well show if APS would improve or drop compared to the base version. Several years of testing show that every time I was tempted to go with my gut feeling and against Roborunner prediction, I was wrong. So now I trust it.
Your bot seems to be in similar ranking to mine EvBotNG (except recent flop). So I expect it will have same prediction power.
Sample 1v1 Test Bed PERCENT_SCORE 35 Hard Bots { jk.mega.DrussGT 3.1.0 voidious.Diamond 1.8.22 lxx.Tomcat 3.68 } Dream to win { abc.Shadow 3.83c } Circular Targeting bot { TCMI.Enyo 0.4 } Head On bot { rz.HawkOnFire 0.1 } My League above { mladjo.Startko 1.0 trab.nano.AinippeNano 1.3 ds.Versatile RB1.0.1 } My League below { #non.mega.NoName 0.0 # Czolgzilla takes to long to execute a battle #deith.Czolgzilla 0.11 } Fighting close Bots { nz.jdc.nano.NeophyteSRAL 1.3 fcr.First 1.0 } Rammer Bots { zyx.nano.RedBull 1.0 radnor.RamRod 1.0 } #Easy Bots { #sample.SpinBot 1.0 #sample.Crazy 1.0 #}