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You can convert winning percentages to centipawns, so that's not a problem.
by gcp 9y ago
You can convert winning percentages to centipawns, so that's not a problem.
- gamegoblin 9y agoCould you explain your proposed conversion process?
- bluecalm 9y agoHoudini for example tries to make it so that +1.00 evaluation is a win in 75% of cases in blitz games and +1.5 represents 90% chance of winning (http://www.cruxis.com/chess/houdini.htm http://www.cruxis.com/chess/houdini.htm). Anyway, this is not a problem at all, this was introduced so less electricity is wasted when the position is a clear win/loss.
- defertoreptar 9y agoHere's a relevant section from Deepmind's paper: > We also measured the head-to-head performance of AlphaZero against each baseline player. Settings were chosen to correspond with computer chess tournament conditions: each player was allowed 1 minute per move, resignation was enabled for all players (-900 centipawns for 10 consecutive moves for Stockfish and Elmo, 5% winrate for AlphaZero). Pondering was disabled for all players.