#10 it is the "old way" to evaluate a position engines used in the past. See www.chessprogramming.org/Evaluation
The "new way" is using neural networks.
The "new way" is using neural networks.
Is it difficult to implement NNUE for Fairy versions?
@FireWorks Fairy-Stockfish has both HCE and NNUE github.com/fairy-stockfish/Fairy-Stockfish/tree/master/src/nnue
Regarding what is "difficult to implement" depends on your scientific/IT background :)
Btw if anyone is interested to lean it I suggest to read github.com/asdfjkl/neural_network_chess
Regarding what is "difficult to implement" depends on your scientific/IT background :)
Btw if anyone is interested to lean it I suggest to read github.com/asdfjkl/neural_network_chess
@gbtami What's the difference? I don't understand this complex code.
FYI, all: in light of the new "FIDE & Google Efficient Chess AI Challenge" competition with a $50K prize pool, I might not answer questions for 3 months. Hopefully that's OK. :-)
In the interim please enjoy:
youtu.be/Ne40a5LkK6A
In the interim please enjoy:
youtu.be/Ne40a5LkK6A
wow TIL that Andrew tate's dad is a chess IM
so who came up with the rainbow colored fish flying through the sky like a fairy image, because I like it
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thanks
@kyanite111 said in #17:
> so who came up with the rainbow colored fish flying through the sky like a fairy image, because I like it
The rough idea I had in mind, since the first logo had been just a simple sketch of a colorful fish, but since I am not even remotely close to being a good artist or designer it was up to AIs to come up with something nice, and after playing around a bit with prompts they IMO really delivered ;-)
> so who came up with the rainbow colored fish flying through the sky like a fairy image, because I like it
The rough idea I had in mind, since the first logo had been just a simple sketch of a colorful fish, but since I am not even remotely close to being a good artist or designer it was up to AIs to come up with something nice, and after playing around a bit with prompts they IMO really delivered ;-)