In the opening, Zen as usual traded a lot of *cash*(territory) for *a
cheque*(the big center). Though this style is far from the current
mainstream of the human Go world, it is, however, in accordance with Zen's
fighting-oriented playing-style and strategies. Some moves are
questionable: N4(72) cou
Kahn Jonas: :
>> All mcts programs have trouble with the positions near the end. The group
>> in the center has miai for two eyes. Same for the group at the top. The
>> upper left side group has one big eye shape. For all three groups the
>> playouts sometimes kill them. The black stones are p
Thank you, Remi and Olivier.
I implemented the test functions in my project, and tested the performance of
my optimizers, which reached the regret to 1e-3 with 1e7 samples in the
1-dimensional LOG function. In the CLOP paper, it reports that CLOP can reach
the regret to 1e-5 with 1e7 samples.
All mcts programs have trouble with the positions near the end. The group
in the center has miai for two eyes. Same for the group at the top. The
upper left side group has one big eye shape. For all three groups the
playouts sometimes kill them. The black stones are pretty solid, so the
playo
