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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
A less than 3% difference appears to be within Elf's margin of error at a setting of 100K playouts (which does not mean that the most frequent option gets that many playouts). To increase the margin of error to 10% probably means a setting of 10K playouts or fewer.Elom wrote:Is 10% that big for Elf, though?
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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
Please note the Black stone at N-03. That stone supports the Black stone at K-03.Gomoto wrote:Let us have a look at some pro games and try to explore elfs reasoning.
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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
Next pro game:
Jiang Weijie, 9p - Park Junghwan, 9p, W+R (Komi 7.5)
18th Chinese League A, round 14, 2016-10-08
Jiang Weijie, 9p - Park Junghwan, 9p, W+R (Komi 7.5)
18th Chinese League A, round 14, 2016-10-08
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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
My personal conclusion:
The marked move seems to be too easy on white. I will consider a play at a first in my games.
The marked move seems to be too easy on white. I will consider a play at a first in my games.
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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
Challenge: Let us find a game were elf thinks the marked move is indeed a good move. (In other positions than in the original post.)
In these games it is not:
Lee Sedol, 9p - Shi Yue, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
23rd Samsung Cup, group B, 2018-09-05
(6% loss)
Wang Yuanjun, 8p - Park Yeonghun, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
5th Kuksu Mountains Tournament, round 1, 2018-07-28
(21% loss)
Ahn Kukhyun, 8p - Tang Weixing, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
22nd Samsung Cup, semi-final #1, 2017-11-06
(6% loss)
In this game it is not too bad:
Cho Hanseung, 9p - Kim Seonryong, 9p, W+6.5 (Komi 6.5)
19th Korean Maxim Cup, round 1, 2018-01-22
(about the same as a)
In these games it is not:
Lee Sedol, 9p - Shi Yue, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
23rd Samsung Cup, group B, 2018-09-05
(6% loss)
Wang Yuanjun, 8p - Park Yeonghun, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
5th Kuksu Mountains Tournament, round 1, 2018-07-28
(21% loss)
Ahn Kukhyun, 8p - Tang Weixing, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
22nd Samsung Cup, semi-final #1, 2017-11-06
(6% loss)
In this game it is not too bad:
Cho Hanseung, 9p - Kim Seonryong, 9p, W+6.5 (Komi 6.5)
19th Korean Maxim Cup, round 1, 2018-01-22
(about the same as a)
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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
The underneath attachment at M-02 is textbook play. It featured prominently in the first book I bought about invasions when I was 4 kyu. If there was any time for such a defensive play, this looks like it, doesn't it?Gomoto wrote:Challenge: Let us find a game were elf thinks the marked move is indeed a good move. (In other positions than in the original post.)
In these games it is not:
Lee Sedol, 9p - Shi Yue, 9p, W+R (Komi 6.5)
23rd Samsung Cup, group B, 2018-09-05
(6% loss)
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Re: Lee Jihyun vs. Lee Changho 2018-10-06 Strange Moves?
Yes, this is why I find it so interesting what elf thinks about it.
(This is not about bashing moves from the armchair
. This is about getting a finer distinction when the "standard" move really is the best option and when to look for alternatives first.)
(This is not about bashing moves from the armchair