hi Ingo, >> “Pair Go” — A game where one Chinese pro will play >> against another...except they will both have their own >> AlphaGo teammate, alternating moves, to take the concept >> of ‘learning together’ quite literally. > > Will the pro players in these games see the evaluations > of AlphaGo? And also the principal line(s) ?
That would defeat the purpose of Pair Go, which is all about having to second-guess your partners intentions. > ************************************* > In Jena we did preliminary exeriments on this setting > two or three years ago, with Crazy Stone being the bot. > > One insights: Assume A = AlphaGo, B = human_1, C = human_2 > where B is two stones stronger than C. > > This does not necessarily mean that team A+B will be > stronger than A+C. In this setup we should have A+B <= A and A+C <= A. Perhaps player C is modest enough not to interfere with A's choices, so that A+B <= A = A+C :-) regards, -John _______________________________________________ Computer-go mailing list Computer-go@computer-go.org http://computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go
