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Could you elaborate on this if possible? Like if this going to be able to run on desktops and if so how will it be abstracted and what memory requirements are we looking at for certain abstractions?
It depends what we're able to implement in what time. It will run on a desktop in some way and it will run on a desktop without that much RAM as well although then always the price is either accuracy or time (because of disc usage).
I am unable to give specific info right now because I just don't know how much I can do and how fast.
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Will it be included in pioSolver? Thanks.
Surely not for free. The business model we have (selling stand alone software with lifetime license) is incompatible with adding all the new things to the same product all the time (because that would mean we end up working for free). It's quite likely to be a separate product but tbh I don't think about business much, I just want to get it working first.
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If I save the tree as "forget rivers", when i load it up, how can i recalculate rivers? Do I need to rerun the whole sim?
It's not a coincidence that smal saves are 50x-100x smaller than the full one - rivers are 98%+ of the data. Recalculating them isn't much of an improvement over calculating from scratch which I recommend. That being said you can do it this way:
1)Tools->Solver->Arbitrary command
2)"rebuild_forgotten_streets" - enter
3)adjust recalc accuracy to something sensible for the purposes of recalculating all rivers (the default is good for recalculating while browsing but way too slow for recalculating all)
4)"solve_all_splits rivers" - enter
5)wait - possibly quite a while depending what you did in step 3)
(don't type quotes in steps 2) and 4))
Again, I don't recommend doing that but it is possible.
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Lets say i run simulation on X boards , i would the information on each hands (13x13) in each situation being saved in excel.
The info is already in the reports (EV/EQ/equity realization for all preflop hands/specific combos) in 1.6 version. It doesn't make nice pictures in Excel though.