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Author: | Gomoto [ Tue Dec 05, 2023 2:43 pm ] |
Post subject: | fun method to sharpen my midgame skills |
Hi everyone! I've found a fun method to sharpen my skills, particularly in the challenging midgame phase. While I am able frome time to time to hold my own during openings and endgames against formidable human or AI opponents (with adequate handicap ), the midgame poses a significant challenge for me. I tend to lose about a point every move during this phase against strong players. To address this, I've devised a new training routine. After each game, where I faced a strong opponent, I meticulously review the midgame. I analyze each minor loss or suboptimal move and try to encapsulate the essence of the mistake or the lesson learned in a single sentence. I hope this helps me to pinpoint exactly where and why I faltered. Next comes the fun part! I use a large language model to evaluate my insights. While I'm totally not convinced about the effectiveness of this method in drastically improving my skills, I find it incredibly enjoyable and a unique way to engage with the game and AI. I'm curious to know if anyone else has tried a similar approach or if you have other fun methods for tackling midgame weaknesses. It's always great to learn from fellow enthusiasts and perhaps add a new dimension to our training routines! Looking forward to your thoughts and experiences! Example result: "Prioritize exploiting your opponent's vulnerabilities." Rating: 9/10. Targeting weaknesses is a fundamental strategy in Baduk, allowing for effective control and influence over the board. "Avoid over-defending peripheries without purpose." Rating: 8/10. Over-defensive play can lead to missed opportunities. "Evaluate the potential of crosscuts in complex engagements." Rating: 8/10. The crosscut can create complex fights beneficial for skilled players. "Lean towards capturing invasion stones over passive inward defense, but balance aggression with caution." Rating: 7/10. While aggression can be advantageous, balance is key. "Have confidence in your established connections and utilize them efficiently." Rating: 9/10. Strong connections are a cornerstone of good play. "Refrain from making inconsequential threats; each move should have purpose." Rating: 8/10. Empty threats waste moves and can weaken your position. "Avoid unnecessary defenses against cuts if your groups are resilient independently." Rating: 8/10. Knowing when not to respond is as important as responding. Have fun and take care. |
Author: | Knotwilg [ Tue Dec 05, 2023 3:22 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: fun method to sharpen my midgame skills |
Please explain how this works! I have converted AI reviews into learning points myself, such as "avoid slow connections". But you seem to link the analysis itself to a language model ... How? How did these phrases come to life? What's the input? What's the machinery? The ability to articulate AI reviews is the holy grail! |
Author: | Gomoto [ Tue Dec 05, 2023 3:35 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: fun method to sharpen my midgame skills |
I've been reviewing and rephrasing my sentences independently (from AI) in the first place, but I find the process somewhat tedious, and I'm not completely satisfied with my English skills. So, for a bit of fun, I decided to let ChatGPT 4 assist in enhancing the style of my sentences. I thought it would be amusing to have it rate them as well, just for a chuckle. I don't take ChatGPT's ratings too seriously; they're more for a bit of motivation. However, the improved sentence structures really aid in memorizing the content better. I must say, ChatGPT does a surprisingly good job at evaluating my unrefined tips! Quote: But you seem to link the analysis itself to a language model ... How? How did these phrases come to life? What's the input? What's the machinery? When reviewing, I concentrate primarily on moves where the optimal choices weren't initially on my radar. I then exert considerable effort to discern the purpose behind these optimal moves, focusing on both the strategic positioning and the timing involved. Afterward, I refine my initial, somewhat unpolished thoughts with the help of AI to achieve clearer and more precise articulation. Kind of a borg effort |
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