Hello,
During the last week (February 10 - 13, 2009)
there were several exhibition games between
program MoGo and some professional go players
from Taiwan (Jun-Xun Zhou 9p; Li-Chen Chien
(12 years old) 1p; Shih Chin 2p).
First of all congratulations tothe MoGo team
for winning one game at handic
On Sun, 15 Feb 2009, "Ingo Althöfer" wrote:
> Hello,
> ...
>
> When you follow this line of thought, the results of Tainan
> show that the computer go community will also now (and likely in
> future, too) have to fight with the problem/phaenomenon of quick
> human learning (as has been the case a
Hi!
Just FYI, someone might find interesting that latest SVN of Fuego
still does not seem to be on par with Mogo public release 1 (not that it
would claim to be - I was just curious where do they stand against each
other).
I ran 86 19x19 games with both on the same hardware (single core of
> I ran 86 19x19 games with both on the same hardware (single core of
>A64 X2 6000+, 2G RAM) with 20 minutes S.D. each, the rate is MoGo win
>83.3% (+-4.1).
How did you set the time to 20 minutes S.D.? MoGo doesn't update the
clock if you don't send time_left, and Fuego does.
--
Yamato
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:27:51AM +0900, Yamato wrote:
> > I ran 86 19x19 games with both on the same hardware (single core of
> >A64 X2 6000+, 2G RAM) with 20 minutes S.D. each, the rate is MoGo win
> >83.3% (+-4.1).
>
> How did you set the time to 20 minutes S.D.? MoGo doesn't update the
> cl
>Oops, good point. I used just:
>
> ../gogui-1.1.4/bin/gogui-twogtp -black './mogo' -white './fuego'
>-auto -size 19 -komi 7.5 -alternate -games 100 -sgffile "mogo-vs-fuego"
>-verbose -time 20
>
>But apparently MoGo doesn't honor the time settings completely this way.
>I will rerun it with --
Petr Baudis wrote:
Just FYI, someone might find interesting that latest SVN of Fuego
still does not seem to be on par with Mogo public release 1 (not that it
would claim to be - I was just curious where do they stand against each
other).
Fuego is weaker than MoGo on 19x19. With 15 min game
> So Fuego is still about 200-250 ELO below the strongest programs on
> 19x19. However, it is by far the strongest open source program existing
> on both 19x19 and 9x9, and one of the strongest programs overall on 9x9.
> ...
> had hoped that making Fuego available under an open source license
> wou
