I just wanted to thank everyone - so far - for their responses/ help
biblio's... even though some responses sling off topic... and also to add my
2-cent.
Although I am very new to the world of Go... and my understanding very
limited - I would like to believe that there are hidden solutions
Hello,
this version plays on a 4 processors machine, so there is limited access.
For the moment, I let only play limited versions of MoGo on cgos, so that I
can run several on only one machine. This takes little resources and I get
interesting statistics. It will play again if new opponents come.
Joshua Shriver a écrit :
I agree, anyone play othello/Reversi?
Yes, I do othello programming.
From my understanding it has been solved. Yet when I try to find info
Othello 6x6 has been solved (and can be easily played perfectly on
modern computer), but othello 8x8 is still unsolved, as far
Blokus www.blokus.com looks like an interesting challenge that is
similar to go, but doesn't have so large a state space.
It has some similarities to go if you are using pattern templates to
look for structures.
NIck
On 1/14/07, Richard Delorme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joshua Shriver a écrit
I have a strong blockus program. If anyone wants to set up a server I'll
put it up. Blockus has 4 players, so there is the issue of cooperation
between several players against one other. My implementation is just
alpha-beta iterative deepening, transposition table, etc.
David Fotland
How many simulations per move in the 2300 version? I think you older
version did about 70,000, and your weaker versions do 3000, 5000, or 1.
David
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There's already a pretty satisfactory blokus server and a pretty active
community of players, at blokus.com.
If computer go people are looking for easier worlds to conquer (call
it educational training for the real challenge) there is no shortage
of candidate games. One that has an active
Orego is getting confused by kgsGtp when something like this happens
(from kgsGtp log):
FINE: Starting game as black against dirkie
Jan 12, 2007 12:22:33 PM org.igoweb.igoweb.client.gtp.P i
WARNING: Opponent has left game. Will give them 5 minutes to return.
Jan 12, 2007 12:22:33 PM
Ah, accounting for that seems to fix the problem. Thanks!
Peter Drake
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Lewis Clark College
http://www.lclark.edu/~drake/
On Jan 13, 2007, at 6:54 AM, Eduardo Sabbatella Riccardi wrote:
It seems that you GTP implementation doesn´t implements the
This is a bit off topic, but I am wondering if a person can play Go to increase
their IQ or improve their intelligence. Also, are there any other games or
methods that one can use to improve their IQ. From what I have read Kasparov's
IQ is around 135 so playing Chess doesn't really increase a
From what I have read Kasparov's IQ is around 135 so playing Chess doesn't
really
increase a person's IQ.
But Kasparov started at 60.
s.
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The problem is: how do you check? You'd need twins and have one of
them play Go or Chess.
I even don't know if the intelligence of twins is the same from the
start. When at university there were two identical twins in the same
year. With identical I mean, really identical. They were
Thanks to everyone who replied. There is a paper that outlines the difference
between Chess and Go.
http://users.eniinternet.com/bradleym/Compare.html
Are there any places on the internet where methods and techniques for
improving intelligence are discussed. I tried many search
What should the mercy threshold be for other board sizes than 9 by 9,
particularly 19 by 19?
- George Dahl
Here are a few speedup tricks that have helped me.
1. The mercy rule. Since I'm incrementally keeping track of a list of empty
points, it's no real extra pain to keep track of the
It's good that you posted this. I liked the paper. (And I understand
proof number search a little better after reading it too.) But it describes the
epsilon trick in terms of transposition tables which I don't use. I didn't see
how it would apply to a broader range of applications or,
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