Darren Cook wrote:
This (if I've understood correctly) is what I thought the dynamic komi
idea was, i.e.:
Aim to be winning 60% of simulations.
If winrate is over 60, increase the artificial komi (if black;
decrease it if white) on the next move (*).
If winrate is below 40, then do
Quoting Ingo Althöfer 3-hirn-ver...@gmx.de:
Darren Cook wrote:
I'm surprised people are using a simple linear decreasing rule, but
very interested to hear there is a tangible improvement.
I was surprised, too.
Perhaps being adaptive isn't needed?
The simplest solution is the best
Hi,
In case you are submitting a paper to the conference in Kanazawa, you
may like to know that the deadline has been extended to 2010-02-25:
https://www.conftool.net/cg2010/index.php?page=index
Here is the call for papers:
http://www.jaist.ac.jp/ICGA-events-2010/english/conference/
Rémi
or the strong version of pachi.
Done.
Jean-loup
2010/2/16 David Fotland fotl...@smart-games.com
My old MPI code had a scaling bug. Performance scaling (playouts per
second) was linear, but the strength did not scale well, and 64 cores was
weaker than 32 cores. I have a 16 core cluster of
Hello,
I informed the German go scene that there is (some) progress
at KGS bots with dynamic komi. Based on this, a friend told me
that they would have an open afternoon for go beginners in the
middle of March - and they expect many newbies with strengths
between 17k and 30k. His question is if a
Fuego_9x9_1h (or a variation of this name) played on OGS a couple of handicap
9x9 games. It used dynamic komi. I think it was manually adjusted after every
move, and worked well.
-ibd
Am 17.02.2010 um 22:51 schrieb Ingo Althöfer:
Hello,
I informed the German go scene that there is (some)
Does anyone have data based on several thousands games that attempts to
measure the effect of dynamic komi?I would like to see results that are
statistically meaningful. We need to see a few thousand games played
against a fixed opponent WITH dynamic komi, and then the same program
without
The strong pachi is really strong! What hardware is it running on? Can you
say how it differs from the vanilla pachi?
David
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