cript), which you can then insert into Word (Insert > Picture > From
File). This should give you great quality without having to take the PDF
detour.
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moves proximity
to the last move is not a good criteria.
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ext twin node, but that could be reduced to a single
pointer linking the twin nodes in a circular list plus a bit to indicate the
designated base node.
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you should be able to use the DAG
directly as a transposition table too, with the twin nodes implemented as an
overflow list.
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ent of copyright (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_directive). Game records in the
collection you mention were taken from GoGoD and SmartGo without permission.
GoGoD (http://www.gogod.demon.co.uk/) has over 42,400 professional games in
SGF format that you can use for data mining.
Anders K
(e.g. as KO[tt] or KO[] ) or has one to setup the KO
>only if there is a "real" KO-Point.
Only add the KO property if there's a forbidden ko point. Also note that KO
is not a standard SGF property, but some programs support it.
Anders Kierulf
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martGo and GNU Go). "KO" is
actually a standard SGF property (see
http://www.red-bean.com/sgf/properties.html#KO).
Sorry about the confusion.
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Congrats to the AlphaGo team — a tremendous accomplishment!
I've been reading the paper and have written up a summary of what they did:
https://smartgo.com/blog/google-alphago.html
Please let me know if I misinterpreted anything. Also, the truncated rollouts
mentioned in the paper are s
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example where the SGF standard should provide more guidance, not provide
multiple alternate ways of expressing the same thing.
While we’re talking about SGF: The mistake of using a different coordinate
system can’t be undone, but I’d like to encourage all programmers of SGF
parsers to allow read
