On Tue December 5 2006 13:31, Don Dailey wrote: > On CGOS, gnugu_3.7.4 is rated 1720. MoGo is is in the 2100-2200, > presumably it's save to assume it is significantly stronger. > > But if we can assign an ELO rating to Gnugo 3.7.4, then we can add 300 > or 400 to get Mogo's current ELO rating.
I once did an experiment running NeuroGo as a 9x9 bot on KGS. It used the pseudonym Computer9. KGS does no automatic rating for 9x9, but plotting the distribution of wins versus the rank of the opponent crossed the 50% line between 7 and 8 kyu. The distribution also included wins against opponents rated at Dan-level, see the KGS archives. Since humans could (and did) retract moves, I assume that this is a lower limit of NeuroGo's rating. So if MoGo is 300 ELO stronger than NeuroGo on CGOS, and assuming it would perform stronger against humans by the same amount, that would make it 3 to 4 kyu, which is very impressive. - Markus _______________________________________________ computer-go mailing list computer-go@computer-go.org http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/
