Probably the most original part of Zen is in the playout. I don't think MC
simulations must be always fast, so it has a lot of hard-coded Go
knowledge.
Yamato
Hello
Are your playouts simple enough so you could publish the exact algorithm in
(pseudo) source code? I'm sure many will be
Are your playouts simple enough so you could publish the exact algorithm in
(pseudo) source code?
I'm sure many will be interested if you are willing to share it.
I need to keep details secret for a while, to retain its commercial value.
But I can say that Remi's work was more important than
Zen has been registered for this Sunday's tournament on KGS. I hope
that other programs will compete.
Nick
(Repeat of message posted here a few days ago follows)
The April 2009 KGS computer Go tournament will be next Sunday, April 5th
the Asian evening, European morning and American night,
Thank you for your friendly offer. I think many people on this list
will be curious to hear more about what makes Zen such a strong
program. Is it similar to Mogo or CrazyStone? Do you use any extra Go
knowledge? Which other improvements have you found?
Zen is similar to partly MoGo, partly Crazy
Yamato,
It looks like Zen19 doesn't implement handicap stone komi compensation
the same way kgs does for Chinese rules. It's the only reason I can
think that it lost this game:
http://files.gokgs.com/games/2009/3/27/TaPaHka-Zen19.sgf
- Andy, aka yoyoma
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Yamato
Andy wrote:
It looks like Zen19 doesn't implement handicap stone komi compensation
the same way kgs does for Chinese rules. It's the only reason I can
think that it lost this game:
http://files.gokgs.com/games/2009/3/27/TaPaHka-Zen19.sgf
Thanks for reporting it. You are right, I was not aware
Zen has been getting very impressive results on CGOS. Yamato-san,
could you tell us a little bit about yourself and your program?
Thanks
Martin
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Martin Mueller wrote:
Zen has been getting very impressive results on CGOS. Yamato-san,
could you tell us a little bit about yourself and your program?
Thanks
Martin
Yes, very strong results. Congratulations to Yamato-san for beating
Crazy Stone.
I am curious about hardware. On
Rémi Coulom wrote:
Martin Mueller wrote:
Zen has been getting very impressive results on CGOS. Yamato-san,
could you tell us a little bit about yourself and your program?
Thanks
Martin
Yes, very strong results. Congratulations to Yamato-san for beating
Crazy Stone.
I am curious
