An interesting game by Deep Leela and friends

Bill Spight · #1

This afternoon I was playing around with Deep Leela (Leela11) with a game between two luminaries of 19th century Japanese go. At a certain point I let Deep Leela play a variation and found it so interesting that I simply continued it to the end of the game.

I hope that you will enjoy it, too.

At the end of the SGF file I'll reveal who the human players were and when I switched to Deep Leela self play.

Oh, yes. The Deep Leela variation contained plays I never would have made, but nothing seemed unnatural or unfamiliar to me.

sorin · #2

Bill Spight wrote:

This afternoon I was playing around with Deep Leela (Leela11) with a game between two luminaries of 19th century Japanese go. At a certain point I let Deep Leela play a variation and found it so interesting that I simply continued it to the end of the game.

I hope that you will enjoy it, too.

Interesting, Leela11 self-play, infused with some DNA from noble human players.

I feel Leela11's pain in the 2nd half of the game, when it was forced against its will to keep playing, while it wanted so badly to resign. There should be some rule against "cruel and unusual treatment" of go-bots :-)

Bill Spight · #3

sorin wrote:

I feel Leela11's pain in the 2nd half of the game, when it was forced against its will to keep playing, while it wanted so badly to resign. There should be some rule against "cruel and unusual treatment" of go-bots :-)

sorin · #4

I would never have guessed right the point where you switched from human play to Leela11. I thought that happened somewhere quite a bit later in the game.

An interesting game by Deep Leela and friends

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