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computer analysis

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Is there any software to analyze a game? For example, I'd like to enter an sgf file which ends with a resignation and then watch a go program play itself from that starting position, to see what the ending would look like. (I'm such a beginner that I often can't tell why someone resigned!)

I'm using mac osx, but could possibly find some other platform if necessary.

thanks,
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if you're ok with the command line (terminal), then gnugo can be used that way. I'll have to look up my notes on how to do it.
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thanks -- I just tried it ('-l fname.sgf') and it generates the next move only. Any suggestions? I'm wondering if there's an xwindows client that would help.

I'm also willing to buy commercial software if necessary.
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gnugo -l file.sgf --score aftermath -o out_file.sgf
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that's exactly what I wanted -- thanks!!!
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