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Fig. 2. Illustration of a beam search with a beam of size two. At each move, the best two positions among all children are kept.
Fig. 3. Evolution of the average score of Iter- Iter-ative Nested Monte-Carlo Search with different levels.
Fig. 5. Evolution of the average score of a search at level 1 for different beam sizes.
Fig. 7. Another 82-move grid.

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