Crazystone Analysis
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Crazystone Analysis
Can somebody let the attached game run through Crazystone 2013 and put in the analysis chart here or on a weblink? I wanna see what CS thinks of several moves.
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Re: Crazystone Analysis
I'm too weak to analyze your game competently, but:
Why don't you want to know what the other strong players here think of several moves?
Why don't you want to know what the other strong players here think of several moves?
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Re: Crazystone Analysis
Here you are (CrasyStone 2012).
As you can already see from the Win-Rate-chart of ManyFaces, White really never got into the game.
As you can already see from the Win-Rate-chart of ManyFaces, White really never got into the game.
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The really most difficult Go problem ever: https://igohatsuyoron120.de/index.htm
Igo Hatsuyōron #120 (really solved by KataGo)
Igo Hatsuyōron #120 (really solved by KataGo)
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Re: Crazystone Analysis
I've just run your sgf file through CS13. Total computer analysis time 1hr, run on my laptop.
Most of the columns are obvious, but the delta value is the importance of the difference between the move played and CS13's move.
2nd post to include the rest of the analysis
Most of the columns are obvious, but the delta value is the importance of the difference between the move played and CS13's move.
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Re: Crazystone Analysis
After black makes the framework with Q10 (move 21), this computer (as would any other) starts to drool.
Patience, grasshopper.
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Re: Crazystone Analysis
Hi Pippen,
from CrazyStone's help pages, these are the explanations provided:
Move: The point where the stone was placed.
Time: The time to take the move.
Playout: The amount of playout searched by Crazy Stone. The bigger this value is, the deeper the analysis will be.
P(B wins): The winrate from the black's point of view of the current situation
Situation: The situation of the board calculated in points.
(This result of the situation calculating will not be the same as expected territory counting.)
Dispersion: The dispersion indicates the possibility of the situation to change when played on from this move. It is calculated from the score histogram
If this number is bigger, the possibility will be higher, which means that there is still a chance to change the score.
CS Best: The best move selected by Crazy Stone.
Delta: The winrate difference between CS best move and the move actually played. The moves with a big values for Delta means that Crazy Stone thinks that the move actually played was not a good one.
from CrazyStone's help pages, these are the explanations provided:
Move: The point where the stone was placed.
Time: The time to take the move.
Playout: The amount of playout searched by Crazy Stone. The bigger this value is, the deeper the analysis will be.
P(B wins): The winrate from the black's point of view of the current situation
Situation: The situation of the board calculated in points.
(This result of the situation calculating will not be the same as expected territory counting.)
Dispersion: The dispersion indicates the possibility of the situation to change when played on from this move. It is calculated from the score histogram
If this number is bigger, the possibility will be higher, which means that there is still a chance to change the score.
CS Best: The best move selected by Crazy Stone.
Delta: The winrate difference between CS best move and the move actually played. The moves with a big values for Delta means that Crazy Stone thinks that the move actually played was not a good one.
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