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Mar 27, 2024

Posted 1 message in Using LC0's WDL to Analyze Games

@affstein said in #29: > As these graphs tend to look a bit twitchy, I was wondering, if it makes more sense to just sca…

Mar 26, 2024

Posted 1 message in Using LC0's WDL to Analyze Games

@ItsGam3Tyme said in #25: > *rawWinningChances(300) returns 0.5. You assume that this is a percentage but it is not. The…

Mar 25, 2024

Posted 2 messages in Using LC0's WDL to Analyze Games

@TotalNoob69 said in #14: > BTW, Stockfish 16 also has a parameter to output WDL values. I used it to create a visual ba…

@dboing said in #19: > Both lichess and SF are using lichess or equivalent human databases to compute their WDL conversi…

Mar 24, 2024

Posted 2 messages in Using LC0's WDL to Analyze Games

I don't think Lichess's graphs are centipawn, I think they are WDL too. They are most likely using the same model they u…

@Craftyawesome said in #4: > +3 doesn't sound right. IIRC it was 1.x measured with some version of SF. rawWinningChances…

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Posted 1 message in Forced checkmate sequence can increase in length as analysis goes deep…

@schlawg said in #50: > Stockfish mate results are viewed as guarantees in practice, but are not necessarily proven. Num…