If you are planning to do AI around go, I suggest you get a very raw implementation of GO bot. There's the wikibook on it.Then you can add your own modules.
Proving results is a bit tricky in GO implementation.True, there are servers for competing, but it takes a lot of time.So, first be clear on how the results will be shown.
On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 6:49 PM, Petri Pitkanen
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reading the documentation would have answered your question. But Gnu is largely an expert system. Obviously go needs tree search for local skirmishes as well
br,
Petri
2012/8/8 Erick Morales
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Good day,
I'm right now working in my thesis work to obtain the title of "system engineer", so I'm have interest on doing some AI around go.
I am thinking in using swarm intelligence.
So, I will appreciate any help about how GNUGo works, for example, ¿Do you use Monte Carlo Method? if not, Artificial Neural Networks?
Thanks!
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