I'm also under the impression that Zen stopped throwing away corners.
In a bot tournament that usually means ending up with 3 corners, because
currently all bots still undervalue corner plays.
It's also true that Zen can now play a "normal" opening without
trampling on it's own positions later.
Maybe it's really the same thing, because "normal" play implies a
greater regard for corners than usually displayed by bots.
Stefan
Thanks for the report, Nick. And congratulations to Yamato and Hideki!
On KGS, now Zen is a solid 4d player in blitz games. Improving Zen's
opening play really helps a lot.
Aja
-----原始郵件----- From: Hideki Kato
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 9:20 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Computer-go] Congratulations to Zen!
Thank you for the report, Nick.
In the platform (hardware) section:
Orego12
Orego, probably running on one of the five nodes of a custom Linux
cluster build by PSSC Labs: the node has two AMD Six Core Dual Opteron
^^^^^ built?
2427 2.2 GHz (12 cores total), 8 GB RAM, Centos Linux.
BTW, in the table of the annual championship, a blank box means (1)
absent or (2) couldn't get points. It could be better to use different
symbols (ex. "-" for absent and "0" for no points).
Hideki
Nick Wedd: <[email protected]>:
Congratulations to Zen19, undefeated winner of yesterday's KGS bot
tournament!
My report is at http://www.weddslist.com/kgs/past/71/index.html
and as usual, I will welcome your corrections and comments.
Nick
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