AI decision making

[Castellon]

Originally posted by BarristerBoy


That's right. For two options, 95-5. Three options, 90-5-5. An four options, 85-5-5-5.

Not exact figures but close enough.

 

[Castellon]

Originally posted by Sheridan
what Lucidor said.... I've seen it in a lot of places that the AI has an 85% chance of taking each choice, alphabetically, and will take the last if it gets to it. Haven't really tested it myself, or even worked out how one would test this.

Here is the answer from a past post of mine I dug up.

Orignally Posted by Nocuous

Event choices :
2 : n = 90
3 : n = 95
4 : n = 100
The historical choice (A) has 85/n and all other choices has 5/n.

Castellon's expert analysis yeilds;

Therefore if:
2 Choices A= 85/90 or 94.4% B=5.6%
3 Choices A= 85/95 or 89.5% B=5.75% C=5.75%
4 Choices A= 85/100 or 85% B=5% C=5% D=5%

I hope this clears things up.