We tried a set of 3x3 patterns that were culled from a set of cgos
games involving the best programs. We did not have much success in
using them as predictors of eventual winner. That is not to say that
they can serve no purpose, but when we had such low success in win
prediction we felt th
Since I've started thinking about adding 3x3 patterns in my own code, has
anything ever evolved from this? For example, I'd be interested in
contrasting the frequency of playing a pattern with the frequency that the
opportunity to play the pattern pops up.
On 5/26/07, Peter Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED
2007/5/27, Peter Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
3197 occurrences of
...
w?.
BB.
(7 transformations. Another full triangle.)
This is called "Turn".
http://senseis.xmp.net/?Turn
This is a standard Go term, originating from qu3(Chinese),
magari(Japanese), guburim(Korean).
--
Seo Sanghyeon
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I've thrown together a rudimentary pattern extractor and was looking
at 3x3 patterns taken from a collection of 9x9 games provided by Nici
Schraudolph. Each game was played through
in each of the four rotations and two reflections. Colors were
inverted every other move, so all of these patte
