Pass the Buck on a Complete Binary Tree
Kenneth Levasseur

TL;DR
This paper uses the Stochastic Abacus to calculate winning probabilities in the game Pass the Buck on complete binary and k-ary trees, providing a probabilistic analysis framework for such tree-based games.
Contribution
It introduces a novel application of the Stochastic Abacus to analyze game outcomes on complete k-ary trees, extending previous binary tree results.
Findings
Winning probabilities computed for each level of the game
Generalization from binary to k-ary trees
Framework for probabilistic analysis of tree-based games
Abstract
The Stochastic Abacus is employed to compute winning probabilities at each level of the game Pass the Buck on a complete binary tree with the starting vertex being the root of the tree. The derivation is also generalized to play on complete k-ary trees.
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Games · Sports Analytics and Performance
