2) discard simulations > - spot semeais > - solve them with a dedicated solver > - discard simulations which propose a result which is not consistent with > the dedicated solver > > As when I've tested that I was almost sure it would work, I'd like to explain why it does not :-)
Let's consider that a white group A is clearly alive. The semeai is detected, the solver sees that The white group A should not die. What happens ? When we discard simulations which kill white group A (which should be alive), then ok, simulations look better. However, they're better, but they introduce a bias: white will play possible 10 moves for protecting group A, whereas 3 stones are enough. Understanding this took me a lot of time, but it's a clear explanation of the result... Olivier
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