It's unclear to me who played black with the two handicap stones. Ke Jie
or FineArt?
On Jan 21, 2018 1:56 AM, Ingo Althöfer <3-hirn-ver...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Stefan Kaitschick posted this in the German computer go forun:
> http://www.dgob.de/yabbse/index.php?topic=6728.msg215694#msg215694
>
> His
This is the problem we had with the link to the IGF article. The sense
we made of the statement attributed to Ke Jie was he can't give FineArt
h2 because it is as strong as he is. Thanks, Ingo, for the iink to the
forum. I have the games and will share them.
Michael
On 1/21/18 6:22 AM, Ji
You have to edit every game record as follow:
(1) add CA[utf-8] and
(2) divide the value of KM[] by 100, ie, change from KM[650]
to KM[6.5].
Hideki
Ingo Althofer:
:
>Stefan Kaitschick posted this in the German computer go forun:
>http://www.dgob.de/yabbse/index.php?topic=6728.msg215694#msg21569
So the AI FineArt is assumed to have taken black with a two stone handicap?
On Jan 21, 2018 9:41 AM, "Michael Alford" wrote:
> This is the problem we had with the link to the IGF article. The sense we
> made of the statement attributed to Ke Jie was he can't give FineArt h2
> because it is as s
That is the new world:
Top computer programs are giving handicap to
(top) professional players!
"We" had the intention to have a handicap setting
with DeepZen against a Japanese Pro in the European
Go Congress in July/August 2018, but the Japanese
organisation of Professional Go Players did no
Not according to this: http://eidogo.com/#EUexCx07
via reddit
On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 11:54 AM, Jim O'Flaherty wrote:
> So the AI FineArt is assumed to have taken black with a two stone handicap?
>
> On Jan 21, 2018 9:41 AM, "Michael Alford" wrote:
>
>> This is the problem we had with the link
Wow! Tysvm for the explicit _online_ game record.
White was FineArt. And Ke Jie, even granted a two stone handicap, lost in a
reading contest in a life/death struggle between two groups leading to the
resignation by move 78. That's astounding!
Namaste,
Jim O'Flaherty
Founder/CEO
QA Locate
On Yugen-no-ma, Nihonkiin's online Go site, many (mainly
young) professionals have played more than 200 two-hc games
against Zen and its winrate is greater than 70%, AFICR.
#On even games (more than 2000), its recent winrate is about
98%.
Hideki
Ingo Althofer:
:
>That is the new world:
>Top
Hi Hideki,
thanks for your posting.
> On Yugen-no-ma, Nihonkiin's online Go site, many (mainly
> young) professionals have played more than 200 two-hc games
> against Zen and its winrate is greater than 70%, AFICR.
Very interesting information, and congratulations
to Zen's performance.
* Do y
Ke Jie sacrificed himself to help the Nihon Kiin get off its high horse. :-)
Congrats on your own results.
>
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Dear Ingo,
Ingo Althofer:
:
>Hi Hideki,
>
>thanks for your posting.
>
>> On Yugen-no-ma, Nihonkiin's online Go site, many (mainly
>> young) professionals have played more than 200 two-hc games
>> against Zen and its winrate is greater than 70%, AFICR.
>
>Very interesting information, and congra
Hello,
Stefan Kaitschick just mentioned in the German
computer go forum that there exists a (new)
Youtube documentation on FineArt AI:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHJ2BnFx8Ak
It is about 40 minutes long and has English subtitles.
Cheers, Ingo.
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Dear Hideki,
> >> On Yugen-no-ma, Nihonkiin's online Go site, many (mainly
> >> young) professionals have played more than 200 two-hc games
> >> against Zen and its winrate is greater than 70%, AFICR.
>
> ...
>
> Early December or late November, I remember but due to an
> accident. HC games w
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