[computer-go] Re: computer-go Digest, Vol 36, Issue 6
Jacques Basaldúa
jacques at dybot.com
Fri Jul 6 03:13:28 PDT 2007
terry mcintyre wrote:
>Lately, I've been studying joseki, and I find that it's hard to really
>know a joseki until you know why non-joseki moves are bad - and why moves
>which are locally joseki may be bad in relation to other stones on the
>board.
No doubt. That is the most complicated part. I have found nothing effective
for that, although I have some ideas. Anyway, a program that "understands"
joseki well enough to play each corner correctly even if not in relation
with the other corners, is playing better than a program which does not
understand joseki at all.
Jacques.
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