What is interesting is not the fact that intrasitivity exists, that is not in doubt. But it quite interesting that this much intransitivity can be created with non-trivial and strong programs.
I would like to see the data though, specifically the number of games between each player at each level and of course the scores that go with this. Such a differece indicates to me that the program (or MC programs in general) may be too brittle and needs some knowledge that gnuo has. - Don 2009/10/29 Olivier Teytaud <olivier.teyt...@lri.fr> > > >> BTW, recently I've measured the strength (win rate) vs time for a move >> curves with Zen vs GNU Go and Zen vs Zen (self-play) on 19 x 19 board. >> Without opening book, it saturates between +400 and +500 Elo against >> GNU but doesn't upto +800 Elo in self-play. That's somewhat >> interesting (detail will be open soon at GPW-2009). >> >> > Just a post to say that I find this remark extremely interesting :-) > Thanks a lot Hideki. > Olivier > > > _______________________________________________ > computer-go mailing list > computer-go@computer-go.org > http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/ >
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