Jonas Kahn wrote:
This looks very much like the way human players work (albeit with a
tree): read local sequences and outcomes that can be kept in reserve for
a long time, but called about any time depending on the situation. Big
chunks.
I had the idea that a tree could be added later
Don,
You are correct; it's all about the timing. The word
Miai refers to a pair of moves which are equivalent;
if the opponent plays one, it is urgent to play the
other.
For instance, two groups with one eye each are
diagonally connected; there are two ways to make the
solid connection.
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