[computer-go] New version of Crazy Stone

Compgo123 at aol.com Compgo123 at aol.com
Sun Jun 4 22:56:42 PDT 2006


The statement that a human player can be 3 - 4 stones away from the perfect 
game may be understood as following. The top human players established a system 
to play Go. This system has an error about 3 - 4 stones from the perfect 
play. Then some people may ask how can a human player is 3 - 4 stones away from 
the perfect game if the Go game is much more 'difficult' than chess? Two 
arguments may give some answer to the question. First, by 'difficult' it really 
refers to the approach of alpha-beta search. Whether Go is much more difficult than 
chess in the perspective of the total human intelligence is still an open 
question. The second argument is that Go has a different structure from Chess and 
is more suitable to a systematic approach.

Daniel Liu
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