John wrote: > Yesterday GnuGo played 1-1 versus Indigo, winning the > first game comfortablz, but narrowly losing the 2nd by 7.5 > thanks to the usual blundering.
It seems like Indigo often is problematic for GNU Go. > It next twice defeated 9x9 winner > CrazyStone but only after allowing gnugo to void a game in which > gnugo at lvl 15 took seemingly forever on a single move. Yeah, high levels tend to be unpredictable. Do you still have the position available? > Today, it faced the only undefeated program, Go Intellect. > > It won the first game convincingly, and the second, much less convincingly, > as well! > This tied both programs for first place, so a playoff ensued. Good catching up! > The coinflip gave GnuGo black, and once again GnuGo proved > victorious, although this game was a total atrocity of blunders. It > seems each program tried to outdo the other in playing > incomprehensibly bad moves. It's funny how this happens all the time. S11 was a really lousy move and T5 was at the very least unorthodox. > But, it's the end result that counts, and we can congratulate all GnuGo > developers on this golden medal! Nice to be back on top, although this wasn't the strongest field the Olympiad has seen. > Btw, Gunnar: there were complaints of GnuGo's registration fee > not having been received (paypal problems?), so please check that. I pass the ball to Arend. > I will not be present at the prize giving ceremony tomorrow. > Please let me know to whom the medal should be sent. I wouldn't mind getting it. They should have my address from the subscription forms. > Please find all sgf records attached. > > It was lots of fun being a part of the computer olympiad, > and I hope to one day be there with my own program:) Thanks for taking on this. /Gunnar _______________________________________________ gnugo-devel mailing list gnugo-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnugo-devel
