Thank you again for your effort. Really much appreciated. Do you have the raw neural network weight files?
-Øystein tir. 6. feb. 2024 kl. 08:13 skrev Philippe Michel <philippe.mich...@free.fr >: > A new version of GNUbg is available at https://www.gnu.org/software/gnubg/ > with the following improvements or new features since the previous version. > > Playing skill: > > Improvement to cube decisions at 0- and 1-ply and weaker levels. Cube > error rates are approximately halved and the repartition of errors > (premature doubles vs. missed doubles vs. take or pass errors) is now > similar to higher plies instead of being mostly premature doubles. > > GUI: > > New button to analyse the current match with one click instead of going > through a menu. Optionally runs in background and allows to start > browsing the results while the analysis is still running. > > New button to analyse a file. This offers three usage modes: > - batch analysis, similar to what was already existing > - single file analysis, similar to the current match analysis above > - smart analysis: single file analysis of the most recent file of a > directory (presumably where the user saves its exported matches > when playing online). > > Feature to show how the player's GNU error rate has evolved throughout > the player's history, as provided by the database records. > > The above "one click analysis" features have added two more buttons to > the toolbar, and this could make it too wide for some screens. Using an > icons-only toolbar allows to work around this issue ; every button has a > tooltip and the settings are autosaved. > > Improvement the the existing (but almost undocumented and only available > from the CLI) possibility to always show a list of players at the bottom > of the board > > Other miscellaneous improvements: > > Much more extensive Japanese translation. > > Many bug fixes. > >
