Hi Aja,

What the picture shows is just the result of the current board situation
fed into the predictor, namely the first 30 moves the predictor recommends.

The only thing I changed in how Fuego works is how the random playouts
(GOUCT_RANDOM) are done. They are not just random anymore but semi-random
biased by the predictor.

So Fuego does still try to generate moves with heuristics and only if all
heuristics fail it uses random playouts(which I biased).


And by "play different moves" I mean the moves Fuego actually plays after
finishing calculations. What I want is to forbid Fuego to even consider
certain moves(the bad ones, according to the predictor). If you look at my
screenshot.. I want Fuego to only consider the moves marked with numbers.

I'm beginning to think that I didn't understand the tree search part
correctly. You say the tree search generates moves too. I thought moves
were only generated in playouts and the tree search part was to follow
already played lines until it reaches a position which has not been played
out. Probably that's the location were I have too look into.

David


2013/6/24 Aja Huang <[email protected]>

> Hi David,
>
> 2013/6/24 David Briemann <[email protected]>
>>
>> To give you an impression, this is what it looks like in fuego for a well
>> known opening position: http://www.abload.de/img/board7brdj.png
>>
>> So what is puzzling me right now is this: Even if I limit the possible
>> playout moves to the best Y predictions, fuego will play different moves.
>> For example in the linked picture it could play K11, which is not in the
>> predictor move list. This happens too if I disable all heuristics and just
>> do the biased playouts.
>>
>
> By "play different moves" do you mean the moves generated by the tree
> search or playout policy? From the linked picture it looks like the moves
> proposed by priors and being searched, since Fuego doesn't consider global
> patterns playouts in the current version.
>
> Aja
>
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