An overview of the computer go activities at
the EGC 2012 together with some of the photos
can be found on this website:
http://www.egc2012.eu/congress/side-events/computer-go
Ingo.
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Ingo,
The description on 9x9 games is confusing.
In EGC 2011, two 9x9 games were played with 7.5 komi (Zen lost both)
and the 13x13 game was played with 0.5 komi (Zen won).
Hideki
Ingo Althöfer: 20120803093241.122...@gmx.net:
An overview of the computer go activities at
the EGC 2012 together
An interesting line from this article on pattern matching, including
computer Go:
“The great cognitive scientist Herbert Simon, who won the Nobel Prize
for Economics, recognised this as needing to build up chunks of little
patterns, and needing at least 50 000 of these to reach expert level
at
Interesting article. I've always been a little bit uncomfortable with
the concept of 'intuition'. It's probably nothing more than
pattern-matching on a level we just haven't seen yet in computers,
rather than the mythical quality most people take it to be.
I take issue with part of the article
THE GO SYMPOSIUM AT BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA, USA WILL BE BROADCAST
LIVE SATURDAY AUG 4 9:00-5:00 AND SUNDAY AUG 5 9:00-8:30 USA EASTERN
STANDARD TIME. IT WILL ALSO BE ARCHIVED LATER. GO TO
www.gosymposium.orgAND LOOK FOR THE BUTTON OR GO DIRECTLY TO
http://www.gosymposium.org/broadcast.html
