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Go still has not been Ultra-weakly solved (eg. we do not know who is supposed to win). If AlphaGo has weakly solved go, then it should either have a 100% win r
by gizmo686 9y ago
Go still has not been Ultra-weakly solved (eg. we do not know who is supposed to win).
If AlphaGo has weakly solved go, then it should either have a 100% win rate when playing against itself as white, or a 100% win rate when playing against itself as black.
- nojvek 9y agoOr 100% rate of a draw. Like tic tac toe.
- gamegoblin 9y agoDue to komi, a go game cannot be drawn. That is, the 2nd player is awarded some number of points for the disadvantage of moving 2nd, and that number of points typically has a fractional 0.5 in it to break ties. The most common komi values these days are 6.5 or 7.5, depending on ruleset.
- dvdkhlng 9y agoDepending on the rules, a game may be drawn due to an "eternal life" (an endless forced repetition). https://senseis.xmp.net/?EternalLife https://senseis.xmp.net/?EternalLife In Go this is very rare (as opposed to e.g. chess).