5-3 Joseki according to ELF
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
Of course your pesky opponent might not cooperate! e.g. in 3rd var what if block on side (o17) instead of the simple p16 compromise? natural q15 could get complicated.
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
I normally do this - surely it's better than the extension?
Another idea for W involves a ladder, and looks bad for W when the ladder works for B: W can compromise, but the promising looking cut at a will get caught in a geta:
Another idea for W involves a ladder, and looks bad for W when the ladder works for B: W can compromise, but the promising looking cut at a will get caught in a geta:
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
If you're going to claim joseki, I want to see at least 10K rollouts for at least the top three options. Preferably the top five. 
And, because even Elf has blind spots, you gotta consider the human suggestions.
Edit: And I want to see play on an empty board. I. e.,
is on a 3-5 point.
And, because even Elf has blind spots, you gotta consider the human suggestions.
Edit: And I want to see play on an empty board. I. e.,
The Adkins Principle:
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Visualize whirled peas.
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
@drmwc (thanks for your input)
added your first variation, more to come
further Variation:
added your first variation, more to come
further Variation:
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
Please also consider these plays.
Also this play.
And these tenukies.
Also this play.
And these tenukies.
The Adkins Principle:
At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?
— Winona Adkins
Visualize whirled peas.
Everything with love. Stay safe.
At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?
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Visualize whirled peas.
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
It's hamete time:
A few moves later Elf thinks its winning with 80% (it only considers pull back for white after cut):
I play ladder atari and now I'm winning. Haha, tricked you Elf! Too much depth (it gives a 31 move principal variation after cut), not enough breadth of reading.
P.S. I'm now letting it think more about if it wants to cut, at 100k stills wants to with 77.9% …
P.P.S I checked with LZ #150, it doesn't want to push out but just capture the stone directly, but if you make it push it doesn't want to cut after white block but just defend again. So we can see LZ better than LeelaElf at ladders again.
P.P.S I checked with LZ #150, it doesn't want to push out but just capture the stone directly, but if you make it push it doesn't want to cut after white block but just defend again. So we can see LZ better than LeelaElf at ladders again.
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
Updated 5-3 "Joseki" according to ELF:
(Thanks for your input: drmwc, Bill, Uberdude.)
I stay by my word for now. The 5-3 opening move is very questionable today.
Who is afraid of the rusty 5-3?
I play 3-3 and I am not afraid!
(Thanks for your input: drmwc, Bill, Uberdude.)
I stay by my word for now. The 5-3 opening move is very questionable today.
Who is afraid of the rusty 5-3?
I play 3-3 and I am not afraid!
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Re: 5-3 Joseki according to ELF
@Uberdude
I use a different board (Kim Ilwan 9p vs Cho Heyeon 9p, four moves) as starting point and ELF suggests this response. And on your board ELF suggests this move.
I use a different board (Kim Ilwan 9p vs Cho Heyeon 9p, four moves) as starting point and ELF suggests this response. And on your board ELF suggests this move.