> Why don’t you make a dataset of the raw board positions, along with code to > convert to Clark and Storkey planes? The data will be smaller, people can > verify against Clark and Storkey, and they have the data to make their own > choices about preprocessing for network inputs.
Well, a lot of the data are dynamic, eg 'moves since last move', and cannot be obtained by looking at a single, isolated position. The most compact way of representing the information required is the sgf files in fact... What I'm thinking of doing is making the layers created some kind of options to the script, like "I want 3 layers for liberties, no matter which side, and one layer for illegal moves, and ... etc", something like that? As far as downloading the data, all the sgfs, the script already does that. Actually, the script is pretty much finished, as far as Clark and Storkey layers, just need to debug a bit... _______________________________________________ Computer-go mailing list Computer-go@computer-go.org http://computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go
