Implement final_score. I did it like this:
public string final_score()
{
double score = gme.easyChinese() - gme.komi;
if (score > 0)
return string.Format("B+{0:0.0}", score);
else
return string.Format("W+{0:0.0}", -score);
}
Jason House wrote:
On Sat, 2008-11-01 at 21:48 -0400, Don Dailey wrote:
I also tried large bonuses and so far 0.20 works better than 0.10 by
about 20 ELO after 2,500 games. I tried 0.40 and it was significantly
weaker, so this can definitely be overdone. The final result is 131
ELO for the 0.20 value. I will probably try 0.15 just to see what
happens. I prefer to use lower values if it is all the same and I know
that 0.10 is weaker than 0.20.
I can't try but so many things, so I'm optimizing and testing for 2000
playouts, which is a reasonable level for a PDA device. It's plays
very quickly of course on a PC.
On CGOS, looking at the bayes page it is rated 1475 based on 162 games,
which compares well to ControlBoy (which is really anchorman) which has
attained a rating of 1538 based on 74,000 games. But ControlBoy does
5000 playouts and this does only 2000. I guess I should put that one
up too at 5000.
- Don
I'm curious, how do you do your automated testing?
I tried using gogui-twogtp -auto with jrefbot and drefbot. When I look
at the resulting .dat files, there's no indication of which side won
each game. I know final_status_list is implemented. Is anything else
required to make that work? Here's a sample summary file:
#GAMES ERR DUP USED RES_B ERR_B WIN_B ERRW_B UNKN_B
RES_W ERR_W WIN_W ERRW_W UNKN_W RES_R ERR_R WIN_R
ERRW_RUNKN_R
200 0 0 200 0 0 0 0 1
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
j
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