This article walks you through logging into the IDEA‑based Dou Dizhu plugin, listing available games, launching a match, mastering single‑player and multiplayer modes, and using hidden debug and "fish‑catching" features to keep your chat clean, all with simple # commands.
This guide explains how to log in, list, start, and play the Dou Dizhu card game in IntelliJ IDEA, covering both single‑player and multiplayer modes, debug display options, and special commands for mode switching and chat hiding.
DouZero, a reinforcement‑learning AI for the Chinese card game Dou Dizhu, combines a Monte‑Carlo value‑network with compact action encoding, trains on a four‑GPU server, and outperforms existing AI baselines, ranks first on Botzone, and even surpasses human play in several metrics.
The paper presents DouZero, a reinforcement‑learning AI for the Chinese card game Dou Dizhu that combines a Monte‑Carlo method with a value network, uses binary matrix encodings for states and actions, and achieves human‑level play and state‑of‑the‑art results on modest GPU hardware.
This step-by-step tutorial explains how to prepare a CentOS environment, install Java and Maven, clone the Ratel source code, build the project, launch the command-line Dou Dizhu client, and play the game with various modes, providing all necessary commands and screenshots.
Ratel is a command‑line multiplayer Dou Dizhu (斗地主) game; this guide shows how to clone the GitHub repository, run the server and client (or connect to a public server), set nicknames, create or join rooms, use card aliases, and control the game with simple commands.
Ratel is a command‑line Dou Dizhu game that you can run locally or connect to a public server, clone from GitHub, launch via Java client or JAR, set your nickname, create or join rooms, and use simple text commands to play, with full card alias mappings and examples.
