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Firstly there are vastly more positions in Go. Secondly, it's very hard to evaluate a Go position, especially at the start of the game when there are few stones
by Lozzer 11y ago
Firstly there are vastly more positions in Go.
Secondly, it's very hard to evaluate a Go position, especially at the start of the game when there are few stones on the board. In chess you can get a long way using a simple evaluation (K=99, Q=9, R=5, B=3, N=3, P=1).
- slm_HN 11y ago>In chess you can get a long way using a simple evaluation (K=99, Q=9, R=5, B=3, N=3, P=1). I guess it depends on your idea of a "long way". Using only your simple evaluation a program would be rated somewhere around 1000-1200. It would lose every single game to an average tournament player.