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CarlJung · #1

I know SE often is wrong, but this was a new twist.

Notice the almost complete lack of territory for either player.

For reference, here's what they usually look like.

Li Kao · #2

Guess it's because it identified the two groups in the middle as a seki, and there are no points in a seki. Whole board seki

CarlJung · #3

Perhaps it did. Seki is a pretty fantastic conclusion for the lower left corner, or the vast black area just above.

daniel_the_smith · #4

Getting the status of the both white groups on the bottom wrong is a nice touch.

DrStraw · #5

Not only that. Only two points which it assigned actually were points.

BaghwanB · #6

Yeah, seems like if its strange idea of L&D gets extra confused it then just declares everything in the vicinity neutral. I just got that yesterday while running through some variations in a ongoing DGS game. Whoohoo! It's a tie!

Bruce "Cheater" Young

Toge · #7

Li Kao wrote:

Guess it's because it identified the two groups in the middle as a seki, and there are no points in a seki. Whole board seki

- Also notice that definition of seki in SE is that both groups are dead :razz:

daal · #8

Here's another funny one:

Dusk Eagle · #9

Getting the L+2 group wrong is a nice touch.

lorill · **#10**

This one is quite nice too :

freegame · **#11**

biggest SE swing in 1 turn (white peeping in the center and black connecting)
Black just gained well over 400 points in this exchange :lol:

DrStraw · **#12**

freegame wrote:

biggest SE swing in 1 turn (white peeping in the center and black connecting)
Black just gained well over 400 points in this exchange :lol:

Would make an interesting problem for "biggest move on the board"

Nezhmetdinov · **#13**

lorill wrote:

This one is quite nice too :

B+348 and only white territory is interesting.

lorill · **#14**

Nezhmetdinov wrote:

B+348 and only white territory is interesting.

This is not a bug, but a translation.
B => Blanc => White
N => Noir => Black.

So when I see B+xx I always need to check what is the language used.

Nezhmetdinov · **#15**

lorill wrote:

Nezhmetdinov wrote:

B+348 and only white territory is interesting.

This is not a bug, but a translation.
B => Blanc => White
N => Noir => Black.

So when I see B+xx I always need to check what is the language used.

Well, that's less interesting.

Tommie · **#16**

daal wrote:

Here's another funny one:

If Black has sente,
then bJ5 could threaten to capture White,
hence B could come out around L7,
however would then probably be captured in a huge net wM5.

How is a computer supposed to see this?
Displaying the status of both groups as unsettled, seems appropriate at first.

(After a long absence from GD/Life_in_19x19, I play around a bit with file attachments and forum editing,
while actually the absence was very good for my productivity at work :-)

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