"Crazy Stone Deep Learning" experiments

[hyperpape]

Does it really not have a way to import games from a URL or Dropbox? I bought it almost immediately, and momentarily contemplated trying to get a refund.

As it stands, it's sitting here to the side analyzing my most recent OGS game.

[johnsmith]

I did a similar research in Zen Deep Learning and this is what I found out. The following data is a rough impression of winning rate at the beginning of the game:

Handicap stones as a varible:
h0, komi 6.5, 49% b's move
h1, komi 0.5, 53% b's move
h2, komi 0.5, 41%
h3, komi 0.5, 35%
h4, komi 0.5, 30%
h5, komi 0.5, 26%
h6, komi 0.5, 21%
h7, komi 0.5, 17%
h8, komi 0.5, 13%
h9, komi 0.5, 11%

komi as a varible in order to make 50%:
h2, 50%, komi 14.5
h3, 50%, komi 24.5
h4, 50%, komi 33.5
h5, 50%, komi 41.5
h6, 50%, komi 51.5
h7, 50%, komi 59.5
h8, 50%, komi 68.5
h9, 50%, komi 78.5

[hyperpape]

On iOS, you can transfer SGF files via iTunes file sharing. It would be much better for the app to support importing and exporting via share extensions, but it's a start.

I saw that, but the only time I run iTunes is when I plug my phone into my work computer for power and it launches background windows asking if I want to sync. They accumulate over course of the day until I have to close several at once to close iTunes.

Now if only Kirk was still here to explain that iTunes isn't as crappy as we all think it is...

[hyperpape]

Another question: does the email export only provide the SGF, or can you export the analysis as well via email?

[sorin]

Another question: does the email export only provide the SGF, or can you export the analysis as well via email?

I wish the analysis could be exported, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Also, I wish that one could see the "best variation" recommended by the computer (several moves ahead), but I didn't find a way to see that either (it just shows one recommended move).