Hi Daniel, Thanks for the quick reply and the link! No I am not the one running the bot, but I have played it a fair bit. A really good beginner bot to play against :) Yes was aware that it was a modified 1.2 and a base for 2.0. Looking into making my own bot and have done some MCTS tests before. But would be fun to make something more beginner friendly, not many of the lower ranked bot that plays a good game, so looking for inspiration. Would also be interesting to try using Liberty or similar bot and take the rop rated moves and evaluate with a Monte Carlo algorithm.
Cheers, 1 juni 2015, Daniel Bump <[email protected]> skrev: > > > Was wondering if the source for Liberty 1.0 is still available from > > somewhere? > > > Here it is: > > <http://sporadic.stanford.edu/bump/match/liberty-1.0.tar.gz> > > Someone is running a Liberty bot on KGS. Is that you? > > Jan Van der Steen objected to my calling the program liberty > since he had written an editor with the same name. > > <http://gobase.org/software/liberty/> > > I suppose this objection has disappeared with the passage > of time. In any case I wouldn't worry about it. > > After I released liberty several things happened. I was contacted > by Stuart Cracraft (GNU Chess author) and Richard Stallman to > make Liberty become GNU Go. And I was approached by David Denholm > to enhance it. David was working for Citrix UK and they took a > long time before they would sign a release that would allow him > to sign the copyright assignment for his work to the FSF. While > this was going on we had to work in private, so there were no > public releases until GNU Go 2.0, and no authors besides myself > and David (and Man Lung Li since we started with his code.) > Finally Citrix allowed David to assign copyright and GNU Go > 2.0 appeared. After that Gunnar Farneback began working on GNU Go > and he became the lead developer with 3.0. > > Dan > > > > >
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