3013 :) You are really ahead of us. I am KGS 4-5k and Manyfaces on two core 1,5 GHz will usually beat me. If I take 2 stone handicap I usually beat it. And I always use lopsided time controls, computer is not nearly impatient as I am, something like 30 min for me and 15 mins for it and 30 secs byo-yomi. I think bots are relatively stonger on non-handicap games. I can check how many sims it does for that but not 100 000 I would say.
And 5k KGS is probably round 7k Finnish Go Association. So ratings are just as confusing in go as they are in chess servers f.ex (try to count on chess.com forums how many threads there are on subject 'how does this rating related to that rating') 2013/11/13 Darren Cook <dar...@dcook.org> > > How many probes/playouts are necessary for a 19x19 MCTS bot to beat a > human > > amateur? Let's say 5k rating. > > (5 kyu will need defining a bit more: can we assume a KGS 5-kyu?) > > If light playouts (i.e. random, with just the most basic go knowledge to > prevent filling your own eyes and ko checking to avoid infinite loops), > I don't think there is any program that can beat a 5-kyu. So, my answer > is "lots and lots". > > At the other end, with heavy playouts some of the programs sound like > they might be playing at that level with 100K playouts? (That is a very > rough guess; I'm going by the "Measuring program strength" thread (Aug > 3013) where people are getting 50% against GnuGo with 1K to 10K playouts.) > > Darren > > _______________________________________________ > Computer-go mailing list > Computer-go@dvandva.org > http://dvandva.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/computer-go >
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