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I think that would be transferring one particular network in a fuzzy way to a set of children, but it would not be transferring any of the training tools and fe
by Shorel 4y ago
I think that would be transferring one particular network in a fuzzy way to a set of children, but it would not be transferring any of the training tools and feedback models that can improve the network.
The biggest failing would be, of course, the children would not know how to play against moves that are not optimal.
This is the most important part of chess knowledge: given some suboptimal play, prove it is suboptimal by defeating the player who made the suboptimal move.
Otherwise, as some chess schools do, they would be repeating famous openings by rote, without understanding the meaning behind each move in the opening.
This ability would matter little when playing against Alpha Zero, but it would make all the difference when playing against humans.