MessageThe translation is not completly stupid (for an automatic translator).
But its funny that it tries to translate English parts like the title of the
first Chiptest/Deep Blue paper and mangles this completly. It fails to
translate Austrian. E.g. "bisserl" (a little bit, ein wenig in German). These
are the parts the German editors of my writings also want to translate to
German.
But on the same time it shows that the translator misses any minimal context
knowlegde. E.g. Checkers is called in German "Dame", which means also "Lady".
Lady is statistically the better guess, but in this context "the lady programm
Chinnok" is of course completly stupid.
The most funny translation is "Fuer Fritz Programmierer Frans Morsch " to "For
Fritz programmers fray to rotten". "morsch" means in German indeed rotten. But
"Frans" is no valid word. As the name is written in uppercase the translation
programm should have known that it can not mean "rotten". I know no German
language construct where one can write "morsch" in uppercase (besides at the
beginning of a sentence). But upper/lowercase rules are in German extremly
complicated. Constructs like "Fritz Programmierer Frans Morsch" are typical for
my writing style. According my wife (she has studied linquistics) its a bad
habit and not real German. The translator expected therefore some verbs.
I do not now why Ed Schroeder is made to OD. Ed is also no German word. What
does "OD" mean?
Bayesion pattern matching is also tried in Go. I think the results are similar.
There are some meaningfull game fragments reproduced, but overall it lacks any
higher meaning. The approach also fails when the player deviates either on
purpose (like in "bisserl") or because he has learned bad style (e.g. "Fritz
Programmer Frans Morsch").
Chrilly
----- Original Message -----
From: David Fotland
To: 'computer-go'
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 6:55 PM
Subject: RE: [computer-go] Yet another article
I threw it at Google translation, which is supposed to be the best machine
translator available now, using only Bayesian statistics with no knowledge.
It mangles it, but the meaning comes through. It sounds like an interesting
article. It would be nice to have a good translation.
David
Drosophila's luck and end God regarded everything, which it had made: It was
very good. It became evening and it became morning: the sixth day. Towards.
1,31 If I intend a larger financial transaction, I ask a friendly economist
over the prevailing opinion to this topic. Then I with some security, like it
does not become white and does not depend on it. In my Profession is still
simpler the thing. The prognoses John McCarthy's and its AI-young form an
entropy set. The area of the hopeless solutions. Stanley Kubrick' s HAL and my
Windows PCs have only one together: Sometimes goes nothing at all more. 1989
published J. Schaeffer and M.Donskoy "Perspectives on Falling from Grace". The
Confessiones of two successful academic chess programmer. One betrayed the holy
goal of the computer Drosophila by the longing of the tournament victory.
Schaeffers Bekehrungserlebnis was a bitter defeat against chip test. It became
again backdue however with the lady program Chinnook. 1989 I worked in the
European space Technology Centre in Noordwijk/NL. In the damp and cold winter
evenings I felt lonely and had homesickness. Around this feeling to betäuben I
bought the Mephisto Polgar Brettcomputer of OD Schroeder. Playing against
helped also nothing and seized I one evening the resolution in such a way: I
can bisserl games of chess, I can program, why I do not make a chess program?
The goal was, a PC program, which can take up it with that. I had increased
thereby the drug, became sufficient depressing drums of the rain the pleasant
mood music. However I suffer until today from heavy craze features. Of the
McCarthy' Drosophila did not have I the smallest rope, McCarthy was me only as
a creator of its own programming language a vague term. It would have been also
perfectly all the same me: My goal was to betäuben and strike homesickness.
1989 rank among the sieved fat years of computer chess. OD Schroeder lives this
very day of the pole percentages of profits. 1989 defeated chip test the first
large masters. The first article over this program carried the title by program
"for Designing A single chip Grandmaster while knowing emergency-hung about
chess ". Chip test attained as Deep Blue world fame. John McCarthy, which had
formulated the victory over the chess world champion once as warming up
exercise for the actual tasks of the AI, reacted in a book review in Science to
Deep Blues summit victory säuerlich. Three feature OF of human chess play acres
required by computers programs when they face of harder problems than chess.
Two OF them were used by early chess programs but were abandoned in
substituting computers power for thought. 1) Human chess players CAN emergency
examine all moves RK every position they think about and therefore must forward
prune the move tree and SELECT the more promising moves for exploration; early
chess programs thus pruned. About of 1969 forward pruning which eliminated, and
computer power which relied upon ton examine all moves. It larva the programs
work more better, because early programs sometimes pruned good move.
Eliminating pruning which possible, because there acres only about 40 moves in
A position. In the game OF Go, there acres UP ton of 361 moves in A position,
then even computer forward prune must. McCarthy ignored obviously 30 years
development. Modern programs look for not brute force, but use dynamic
information, the structure of the search tree, in order to extend and shorten
variants both. My chess program Hydra looks for 17-18 sections in a central
play position deeply. The shortest variants have a length of 7, the longest up
to 40 Plies. Contrary to the punch card age one uses today "softly pruning ".
Instead of completely cutting a course off, the search tree is shortened. A
search tree reduced by 2 Plies is not many more expensive to omit than the
course at all. The program has however the chance to recognize incorrect
Pruning in the following iterations while the method publicised by McCarthy
does not correct the error with infinite search depth any longer. In addition
these shortened searches produce further information about the search tree,
which can be used in consequence profitable. Most programs compute only the
first 3 courses "brute force ", those remaining courses are strongly geprunt.
The optimal exponential factor amounts to with alpha beta 6, actually has the
programs a factor of 3-4. Without search extensions the factor would sink under
3. For Fritz programmers fray to rotten lies therefore the intelligence of a
program in the search algorithm.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of chrilly
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 7:49 AM
To: computer-go
Subject: [computer-go] Yet another article
Attached is an article (in German) I wrote for a special Go edition of the
Austrian Journal for AI. The article was fortunately not accepted. "it does not
fit to the journal". I aggree - for different reasons - with this statement.
The decision is fortunate, because the article will be published now in a
normal magazin which pays and which has also more readers.
Its no classical scientific article, but a "scientific essay" which deals
with God, the prophet J. McCarthy and the state of the art in computer-chess
and go.
I have developed this sort of writing in the last years for a column in the
chess magazin "Kaissiber". Its inspired by "De Koning" (Engl. The King), a
collection of articles of the Dutch GM J.H. Donner. So far the articles have
been translated to Dutch and Italian and sometimes the editors think that they
have to translate it from Austrian to German before publishing. I have also
done - together with my wife - some authorized translations of Donner articles
from Dutch to German.
I collection of (better) articles can be found at
http://www.lbremer.de/chrilly.html, according my wife the best story is
Eine Semmel fuer den Bello on
http://www.chessbase.de/spotlight/spotlight2.asp?id=13
Chrilly
P.S.: I have attached the article, because I have no homepage.
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