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> Don, the data was derived from self-play, wasn't it?

Yes, it was derived from self play.    

I also did a study at one time where I tried these doublings against a
stable gnugo version and got very similar results -  the program went
from being crushed by gnugo (rarely winning a game) to the point where
gnugo could not win a single game.     The ratings differences were very
similar at the 3 or 4 levels near gnugo,  but at the extreme ranges they
were inflated (you can't accurately rate a program that always wins.)

To get the most accurate ratings you want to play a good percentage of
opponents that are near your own strength.

- Don


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