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I am interested in neural networks (which if I am correct can guess the pro move with ~40% accuracy) being implemented in MCTS engine...

However no advanced info can be found on that.

Krama wrote:I am interested in neural networks (which if I am correct can guess the pro move with ~40% accuracy) being implemented in MCTS engine...

However no advanced info can be found on that.

What kind of info are you looking for? The papers on NN are available (IIRC there's a post here with links to them) but so far only mentioned about the possibility of using the NN as move generator for MC programs

oren wrote: Hit "quote" on ez4u's post and you'll see.

Thank you, I see it (missing slash in the syntax for the terminator; "initiate sgf" and "terminate sgf" are not the same).

Please, if this ever happens again and I ask a question like that, just say what it is. If I wasn't seeing that "slash" in the example "how to post an sgf", why assume that just staring at it again would help?

RBerenguel wrote:

Krama wrote:I am interested in neural networks (which if I am correct can guess the pro move with ~40% accuracy) being implemented in MCTS engine...

However no advanced info can be found on that.

What kind of info are you looking for? The papers on NN are available (IIRC there's a post here with links to them) but so far only mentioned about the possibility of using the NN as move generator for MC programs

I did read all the articles that can be found on NN and NN used in go.. I even looked at those games that someone posted where a NN is playing some basic go program?

But I am really interested in combining the NN with MCTS and some strong hardware.