Reminder - it's this Sunday.
I shall be away from my computer for most of the time until Saturday
evening (UK time), but I shall then deal with registrations.
Nick
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The August 2007 KGS computer Go tournament
).
Please note the above paragraph, for future events. One day I may run
one of these events while away from home, with access to gmail but not
to my regular email address.
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the Mathematical Rules of Go, O can win with correct play. Under
any other rule set, # has already won, or can win with correct play.
This effect of the value of one-point eyes is much more significant than
that of the two-stone group tax mentioned by David.
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in
downplaying their prevalence. This results in a consensus which IMHO is
likely to be some way wide of the truth.
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the bitter end of the endgame that I might
play differently. Mostly, I'd fill dame instead of passing. I'd also
be more ok with putting an extra stone to protect an internal group
weakness that I think probably won't be a problem.
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defined and uniform rule
set?
No. Ing-sponsored events used the Ing (SST) rules. Japanese-sponsored
events such as the Gifu Challenge and the CGF Special Meeting use
Japanese rules. Chinese-sponsored events use Chinese rules.
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9x9 tournaments have caused my skill at
counting almost-finished 9x9 games to be above average for someone of my
strength :-)
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these errors.
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, and other professional
program authors leaving room in their autumn schedules to travel to
Ogaki City, Japan for this year's Gifu Challenge?
Do we know that the Gifu Challenge is going to happen this October? Do
you have a URL for it?
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to reinstate the prize
money; but as the years pass this is looking increasingly unlikely.
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Reminder - it's tomorrow.
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The July 2007 KGS computer Go tournament will be on the second Sunday
in July, July 8th, in the Asian night, European afternoon and American
morning, starting at 16:00 UTC (GMT) and ending soon
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(I am not sure whether the planned article is going to appear.)
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Registration in the title as usual) to me at maproom at gmail dot com
(converted to a valid address in the obvious way).
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server (LittleGolem, Dragon, OGS) I
generally spend _less_ time on each move than I would at medium time
limits of 25 moves in 10 minutes. And judging by the moves my opponents
make, so do some of them.
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overtime for themselves. Byo yomi requires,
either a human to count down each game, or an Ing clock, both of which I
would rather avoid.
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hope they will let me know so that
I can add it.
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are here: http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/icga/tournament.php?id=169
The winner was Streenveeter
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- the winners of last Sundays tournament on KGS. My report is at
http://www.weddslist.com/kgs/past/27/index.html. I expect people will
soon report the many misprints in it, as usual :)
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will in
future be able to run these events while away from home. (I have my
email system set up so that emails to my usual address are all
downloaded and spam-filtered on my home machine, and emails to the gmail
address above are accessible from anywhere via a browser.)
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writes
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I prefer unprune to graft.
Graft implies adding something to a tree which does not naturally
belong there.
Not naturally?
Consider a tree, to which you, the tree surgeon, have taken a pair of shears
is naturally
part of that tree.
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in English?
Robert
quotation ends
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could be followed up by an exhibition match against
strong humans (including professionals).
What do you think? Is there anyone in the Pennsylvania area that would
be willing to organize such a tournament this year?
Peter Drake
http://www.lclark.edu/~drake/
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wife once heard me, taking a support call on the telephone, ask have
you got a computer?. She told me that such a question was unhelpful
and insulting. But as the user's answer had been no, I felt I had
saved us both some wasted and confusing questioning.
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Reminder - it's tomorrow.
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The March 2007 KGS computer Go tournament will be next Sunday, April
8th, in the Asian evening, European morning and American night,
starting at 09:00 UCT and ending at about 13:00 UCT.
It will use
:-)
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/kgs/future.html should give the
correct dates, though it currently says Sunday May 15th - I shall change
it now.
On Monday I posted a statement about this postponement in which I mixed
up various months. I apologise for the confusion this caused.
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Sunday
April 8th (Easter Sunday) to Sunday April 15th. Will this inconvenience
anyone?
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The March 2007 KGS computer Go tournament will be next Sunday, April
8th, in the Asian evening, European morning and American night
on
Monday April 2nd. So if you send me a registration email before then,
you may not get a response before Monday.
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called Turtle. I haven't noticed any activity from it recently.
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it probably contains as many errors as usual.
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I don't suppose this matters, but it seems odd.
A day or two ago, I launched GnuGo3pt7 to play in the British Room. It
played happily there. Then today, I saw it was not in the British
, it was in a room called Academy of Flood and Fire,
playing a game there against aaronaaron.
After a while, aaronaaron escaped, and it reappeared in the British
Room.
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;-)
This would be confusing. A position in CGT has a value and a
temperature. If you really want to use some other word for temperature,
don't choose a word that already has a different meaning in the same
context.
By the way - I thought CGT stood for Combinatorial Game Theory.
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on Sunday, before play starts.
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My write-up of yesterday's KGS online computer Go tournament is now
available, at http://www.weddslist.com/kgs/past/22/index.html
Congratulations to MoGoBot, undefeated winner of both divisions!
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to support it will continue to lose
games as a consequence.
I shall change the page, and avoid saying that IdiotBot claimed its dead
stones were alive.
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by a week.
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The January 2007 KGS computer Go tournament will be next Sunday,
January 7th, in the European evening and American morning, starting at
17:00 UTC and ending at about 23:00 UTC.
The Formal division will be six-round
vote for simple rules. :)
Agreed.
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not
require answer, the more skilled player i.e player that correctly
passes should be awarded a point for his skill.
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by placing eight stones where he wanted them, and I
then tried to live anywhere on the board. Usually I failed, but
sometimes I succeeded. So I think the answer to your question must be,
yes.
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and in fact many players begged to play it.
What was ironic, was that didn't pay out a single penny but everyone was
happy!
I don't think you understand how mean Go players are. Many of them have
beards because they are too mean to pay for razors.
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Savings Time, making London time the same as GMT/UCT only part
of the year?
In the winter, London uses UCT; in the summer, it uses BST, which is
one hour ahead of UCT.
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will allow this?
I once entered Professor Chen's HandTalk for a human Go tournament which
I was organising, in Oxford. I received no complaints from its
opponents, but several from stronger players, and from British Go
Association officials, who asked me never to do this again.
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be allowed to slip a little without inconveniencing anyone. I shall
use one second a move byo-yomi.
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fixes the five minute rule bug.
Congratulations to the winner, MoGoBot19!
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you remove the copy of kgsgtp.xhtml from
your webpages. It's worse to have outdated documentation on your pages
than no documentation, since everyone gets the updated one when
downloading the kgsGtp client.
Agreed. Done.
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The December 2006 KGS computer Go tournament will be next Sunday,
December 3rd, in the European morning and Asian evening,
starting at 09:00 UTC and ending at about 14:00 UTC.
Both divisions will be five-round Swiss, and use
. :)
Seems unlikely. I can't imagine two competent players, say 1p or
better, coming out of the opening with one of them having a two-stone
lead. And, the right to win all ko fights without having to fight them
is only worth half a stone.
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stones before it passes.
Registration is now open. To enter, please read and follow the
instructions at
http://www.weddslist.com/kgs/how/index.html. The rules are given at
http://www.weddslist.com/kgs/rules.html.
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solution at all, because
evaluation function is not perfect.
Alpha-beta pruning will not replace your evaluation function by a
perfect one :-)
It will reduce the number of nodes that you need to evaluate.
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