What is the meaning of the value returned by uct_score?
Martin Mueller wrote:
How do you set the number of threads that you want Fuego to use?
E.g. for 4 threads
uct_param_search number_threads 4
This can go e.g. in a config file, or you can set it in GoGui in the Uct
Param Search dialog.
Once again, I found it right after sending that. Copied here if anyone else
cares:
Score position with all stones safe and only simple eyes.
This is a fast scoring function (e.g. suitable for Monte-Carlo), that can be used if playing continues as long as there are legal moves which do not
How do you set the number of threads that you want Fuego to use?
E.g. for 4 threads
uct_param_search number_threads 4
This can go e.g. in a config file, or you can set it in GoGui in the
Uct Param Search dialog.
You could also play with pondering on, and reuse the subtree from the
Thanks. Yes, it works in Windows.
Martin Mueller wrote:
How do you set the number of threads that you want Fuego to use?
E.g. for 4 threads
uct_param_search number_threads 4
This can go e.g. in a config file, or you can set it in GoGui in the Uct
Param Search dialog.
You could also play
Is there a way to get Fuego to do a certain number of playouts per turn?
uct_param_search number_playouts N looked promising, but that is something
different I think.
Martin Mueller wrote:
How do you set the number of threads that you want Fuego to use?
E.g. for 4 threads
I found it right after sending that (of course):
uct_param_player max_games N
Michael Williams wrote:
Is there a way to get Fuego to do a certain number of playouts per turn?
uct_param_search number_playouts N looked promising, but that is
something different I think.
Martin Mueller
Hi Martin,
thanks for the information and the report.
In the abstract you write
...Fuego includes a Go engine with a playing
strength that is competitive with the top
programs in 9x9 Go, ...
I want to support this claim. Over the weekend
I had the fun to watch some free 9x9 games of
Fuego on
