Rémi Coulom: <49461936.2080...@univ-lille3.fr>: >Darren Cook wrote: >> I was reading a report on the UEC Cup [1] on a (Japanese) blog, and if I >> understood correctly the results were: >> 1. Crazy stone >> 2. Fudogo (?) (Hideki Kato's program) >> 3. Many Faces >> 4. Katsunari
1. Crazy Stone 2. Fudo Go 3. Many Faces of Go 4. Katsunari 5. Aya >> (Mogo had time trouble and pulled out?) >> >> Crazy stone then played against Kaori Aoba, 4p, at a 7-stone handicap >> and won by resignation. Making crazy stone 4 or 5 dan, by Japanese >> standards. Maybe 2-3 dan European? >> >> Can anyone post more information? What hardware was Crazy Stone running on? >> >> Darren >> >> [1]: The home page is here, but no information here yet: >> http://jsb.cs.uec.ac.jp/~igo/2008/eng/ >> >> >Crazy Stone was running on the same 8-core PC that won the H8 game of >FIT2008. I am waiting impatiently for more information. At least 3 >persons who attended sent an email telling that the game was very >beautiful, but I don't have a game record yet. > >MoGo lost because of problems with remote play. This is the info I have: >"MoGo lost the first game of the final round today by time-out due to >the overhead of network delay (via KGS) and the manual input of the moves". > >It seems that Aya took 5th place. Aya was not lucky with the pairings. Yes, Aya was not lucky and Fudo Go was very lucky. :) The tournament tree after best eight was: CS CS Fudo CS MFG Katsunari Fudo CS* agouti Aya* MFG Katsunari* Gogonomitan RGO Fudo Three stars show seeded programs. Advertisement: Fudo Go used a desktop pc (Intel Q9550) and _eight_ Playstation 3 consoles on a private Gigabit Ethernet LAN. Hideki Kato -- g...@nue.ci.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp (Kato) _______________________________________________ computer-go mailing list computer-go@computer-go.org http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/
