| General Chess Discussion - GM Andrew Tang vs Leela Chess Zero#36 @nikolajtesla It sounds we agree more than our initial comments might have let on. Yes, there are problems, and one of them is that DeepMind doesn't often (ever?) give implementations of their most fa… | asymptoticfreedom |
| General Chess Discussion - GM Andrew Tang vs Leela Chess Zero#28 @TheWidow Exactly, it's very cool, and it's known as reinforcement learning. It is its own field, but you may be interested in an application: a major update to the original AphaGo work can be found h… | asymptoticfreedom |
| General Chess Discussion - GM Andrew Tang vs Leela Chess Zero#27 @nikolajtesla Actually, I'm quite familiar with that paper and with this entire field, even the details. Indeed, I should have mentioned that it came with some caveats regarding how it goes up against… | asymptoticfreedom |
| General Chess Discussion - GM Andrew Tang vs Leela Chess Zero#11 @DVRazor Not sure about whether Leela beat Fruit 2.1, but remember that algorithmically Leela is not so different from AlphaZero (both use reinforcement learning), which obtained an ELO > Stockfish wi… | asymptoticfreedom |