From: Christopher Rosin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Christopher, Thanks for your explanation of greenpeep!
> - Biasing playouts by patterns is much better than unbiased playouts
> - Playouts using self-play patterns together with MoGo-style move
> preferences (favor defensive moves and captures, as wel
Hi greenpeep aka chris,
My program GGMC Go ver. 2, rated around 2000 ELO now, runs abut 25k
playouts/s on 4-core box and do 360k playouts/move at most on cgos
(and last KGS tournament as well). It's based on MoGo's first
report, though its framework is different.
# I'll add some features but h
Hi - yes, that is me, and greenpeep is my program. About 10 years ago
I worked on coevolution applied to Go, but greenpeep is an
entirely new program based on UCT. I think the greenpeep is mostly
similar to what some other people are doing with UCT, and I'm using
it to test ideas. greenpeep uses
This may be the same Chris Rosin:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/areas/ai/aisem/abstracts/1995.2.summer/rosin.html
http://www-cse.ucsd.edu/users/crosin/
Other than the senseis.xmp reference, I have been able to google nothing about
greenpeep.
Terry McIntyre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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There is no restriction on how many mogo bots can run. However, there
is not much of a point if everyone is just running the same bot unless
they are running at different levels and we can see exactly how they are
set up.
We have launched 4 mogos, and I explain here what is tested:
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There is no restriction on how many mogo bots can run. However, there
is not much of a point if everyone is just running the same bot unless
they are running at different levels and we can see exactly how they are
set up.
- - Don
Hideki Kato wrote:
Hi Olivier,
Thanks a lot. (^^)/
# A Japanese face mark. Smiling with left hand up. No need to rotate
your head, like this :-).
-gg
Olivier Teytaud: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> There are many variants of MoGo run on CGOS 9x9
>>> now # http://cgos.boardspace.net/9x9/standings.html
>
>Hello all;
>
Hi Olivier,
Thanks a lot. (^^)/
# A Japanese face mark. Smiling with left hand up. No need to rotate
your head, like this :-).
-gg
Olivier Teytaud: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> There are many variants of MoGo run on CGOS 9x9
>>> now # http://cgos.boardspace.net/9x9/standings.html
>
>Hello all;
>
There are many variants of MoGo run on CGOS 9x9
now # http://cgos.boardspace.net/9x9/standings.html
Hello all;
I remove most of the mogos now.
Olivier
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Thank you Don,
Don Dailey: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>I don't have any reason to believe there is a problem.The rating
>system is not based on how well you do against the anchor player, it's
>just a device to prevent long-term rating drift. If the
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I don't have any reason to believe there is a problem.The rating
system is not based on how well you do against the anchor player, it's
just a device to prevent long-term rating drift. If the pool of
players were to inflate or deflate for any rea
Hi Don and all,
There are many variants of MoGo run on CGOS 9x9
now # http://cgos.boardspace.net/9x9/standings.html
I guess they force confuse the rating system because MoGo is the
strongest, programs have a match more frequently against MoGo than
anchors and get rating decrease in average.
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