The programmers of AlphaGo included in the program a "look back" strategy referred to as
A)"understand the problem."
B)"the Kasparov method."
C)"deep blue."
D)"deep reinforcement learning."

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The "look back" strategy refers to deep reinforcement learning, which is a type of machine learning that involves training a program to make decisions based on trial and error experiences. This is the approach used in AlphaGo, where the program played millions of games against itself to improve its decision-making abilities. Option A ("understand the problem") and B ("the Kasparov method") are not directly related to the "look back" strategy used by AlphaGo. Option C ("deep blue") is a program developed by IBM to play chess, but it does not involve the "look back" strategy used in AlphaGo.

The Programmers of AlphaGo Included in the Program a "Look