No idea, I don't even know whether she’d listen but maybe contact the developer, Gian-Carlo Pascutto?
From the main page:
If you need to contact me via email, the address is gcp at sjeng dot org. Use a clear subject or you risk being lost amidst the spam I get each day. I tend to hang out on irc.freenode.net, with the handle 'Garf', if you're in need of more direct feedback.
“The only difference between me and a madman is that I’m not mad.” — Salvador Dali
Hey guys, version 0.7 was appearently released a couple of days ago.
Changelog:
Leela 0.7.0 (2016-09-30)
- Larger DCNN and hence better move pruning.
- Fuseki library built from professional games included. Speeds up opening play.
- (GPU version) Faster dispatching to GPU, speeding up tree search.
- Better selection of critical variations during the tree search.
- Altogether about half a stone stronger than 0.6.2.
- Support for board sizes larger than 25 x 25 has been removed. This made many of the following enhancements much easier.
- Arrow keys can be used to move through a game in analysis mode.
- Engine stays in analysis mode when moving through a game.
- Show Territory reworked to use the calculation from the engine instead of a simplified one from the GUI. Display is now prettier and can show the likelihood graphically.
- Option to show the probabilities from the DCNN as a heatmap.
- Analysis Window providing in-depth display of the move evaluations. Lines can be clicked to show the Principle Variation graphically.
- Windows DPI Scaling can be enabled or disabled via the settings menu.
- Dialogs should now fit better when using nonstandard screen or font sizes.
- Engine runs at lower priority so Windows stays more responsive.
- Windows XP SP2 is now supported as the minimal Windows version.
- OpenCL support is now available for the Linux GTP engines.
I was curious about Leela's new strength gain. It said only half a stone on the website, but what if you gave it more thinking time?
See the lightly commented game below between Crazystone and Leela 7.0, which I orchestrated out of curiosity. Modest hardware of 4 3.1GHz CPUs and a mid-range gaming GPU from Radeon.
When I try to run the GPU version I get an error as shown here. At this point the program stops responding and has to be closed by windows. Anyone else experience this?
Leela exception 2016-10-10_8-34-33.png (122.98 KiB) Viewed 17731 times
I am running windows 7 and Leela correctly detects my GPU as an NVIDIA GTX 750 TI as shown below.
Leela about info 2016-10-10_8-44-14.png (130.72 KiB) Viewed 17731 times
Edit: This seems to have been a driver issue. The NVIDIA updater ran afoul of my firewall settings some time ago without my noticing. Once I updated to the latest driver, Leela worked perfectly and kicked my butt.
Dave Sigaty
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OtakuViking wrote:Leela is bleeping great for analyzing games, even for strong players. Just give it some more time.
I was wondering how you used Leela for reviewing games. I installed it on Linux and I can play against the engine through other interfaces. But I don't know how to set it in review mode. Do you need the Windows version for that?
La victoire est un hasard, la défaite une nécessité.
The Windows version with a more friendly interface works smoothly under wine.
It may be used to review your game:
In Sente: Turn Go Programs into a Dan-Level Teacher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMBOq6rEWnE
The Windows version with a more friendly interface works smoothly under wine.
It may be used to review your game:
In Sente: Turn Go Programs into a Dan-Level Teacher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMBOq6rEWnE
I missed your answer; thank you for your help. I'll give it a try when I have some time to spend.
Would there be any interest if I throw together some small C program to analyse games in a more user-friendly manner on Linux (input sgf, output sgf with comments?)
La victoire est un hasard, la défaite une nécessité.
hello ,
I just tried this program today. I played black and i won by 12,5 , it was a bit easy since he did a big mistake in a jungseok ( joseki ) . But after i made a mistake hahah. I think this program is around 3-4 dan tygem.
but maybe contact the developer, Gian-Carlo Pascutto? 
