2011/7/3 Jean-loup Gailly <[email protected]>: > Leon, >> One of problems (which I tested with gogui, thankyou very much) >> was losing points in endgame when program is winning. > This is by design. Pachi maximises the chance of winning, not the number > of points. But if you want Pachi to win by more points while increasing > the risk of losing,
I totally disagree. Playing stupid moves in the endgame doesn't increase the probability of winning, probably the other way around. The MCTS probability is not real, but estimanted. I think the problem here is that the noise is bigger than the useful data. Maybe adding or extracting komi when the score is nearly 0 or 1 can help. 0.001 vs 0.000 or 0.999 vs 0.998 probability is not statistically significant when you only play a few thousand playouts. Andrés _______________________________________________ Computer-go mailing list [email protected] http://dvandva.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/computer-go
