Consider the same $$max$$ versus $$expectimax$$ setting. Now consider that you are developing a

depth$-$limited heuristic search algorithm.

$2$

$1.$ You have a heuristic eval$($x$)$ that you know works well for a deterministic single$-$player game

called chumpkins. However, a gremlin $($your co$-$worker$)$ wrote the depth$-$limited search algorithm for $$max$$ and he said he might have written the search algorithm to take the log of

eval$($x$)...$ or maybe he didn$$t$.$ The fact is$,$ the gremlin won$$t tell, and you don$$t have access

to the implementation. Does it matter whether the gremlin$$s code is taking the log of your

evaluation values? Explain why.