on with it!
Stefan
Stefan Mertin
CGoT 2007
Osnabrueck - Germany
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preset.
This might change with more experience
and first of all I plan to include series of handicap games!
There is lots of work to be done for it.
Comments questions ( soon new versions of Go software..!)
are highly appreciated and welcome!
Thanks,
Stefan
Stefan Mertin,
Osnabrueck / Germany
/future.html
is stated that this tournament would take place this year
in Germany, but so far no news.
Does somebody have more information?
This is Stefan Mertin. He runs tournaments by getting copies of
go-playing programs and playing them against each other. He has told me
of his plans
One thing computer chess has had for a very long time and is practically
absent in Go is a rating list. It's always been possible to identify
who the best programs and where they stand relative to any other. There
are agencies that play hundreds of thousands of games constantly to
track
Edward de Grijs grey.matter at hotmail.com writes
Hi Stefan,
thanks for your reply.
Now I understand what you have done, it is a lot of work.
A few remarks:
I find it interesting that you are using such a broad range of programs.
Many of them are not present on CGOS.
Yes here is one of
Jason House jason.james.houseatgmail.com writes
I believe that pondering is also more popular today. How the opponent
uses their time can affect bot performance as well.
Absolutely,
pondering is very important
e.g. for computer play against humans
as I erperienced with Suzie in Villach!
But
Lars Schäfers wrote:
I would propose the GnuGO scoring as a referee. Perhaps it's possible
to ask the two bots which stones they think are dead or in seki.
If they don't agree GnuGO will decide who had won. This would perhaps
be an advantage for GnuGO playing on CGOS but show me a 9x9 game
on 07.11.2007 07:35 Gunnar Farnebäck wrote:
Stefan Mertin wrote:
I am using GnuGo scoring in my tournaments.
But GnuGo 3.7.10 mostly doesn´t score seki correctly,
has this been revised for v3.7.11 ...?!
What scoring mode are you using?
/Gunnar
SORRY - I was completely wrong here,
I
Hi all,
this discussion about ratings and playing strength of Go programs
on 19x19 and 9x9 with and without handicap stones etc.
is exactly the field I try to find an approach in my tournaments!
Most classic Go programs were designed only to be as strong
as possible in 19x19 and seamed to be
More than ten thousand games 19x19 Go are played in my computer Go Tournament -
time to again publish some results!
Please have a look at my newly created site for results and more informations:
www.igosoft.com
All these games are played on my home PC (Windows - Intel Pentium IV - 2.6
GHz).
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