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by osti 2y ago
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The best neural network chess engine's authors wrote about this deepminds publication.
- stabbles 2y agoLC0 hasn't been the best neural network chess engine since Stockfish added NNUE in 2020.
- vlovich123 2y agoThat isn’t quite accurate. Stockfish’s NNUE was trained against Leela evaluated positions. > Generally considered to be the strongest GPU engine, it continues to provide open data which is essential for training our NNUE networks. They released version 0.31.1 of their engine a few weeks ago, check it out! The main difference is that Stockfish is targeting to run on the CPU while Leela targets the GPU. That stockfish is able to be competitive with Leela is of course impressive. https://lichess.org/@/StockfishNews/blog/stockfish-17-is-here/7LRhV68w https://lichess.org/@/StockfishNews/blog/stockfish-17-is-her...
- osti 2y agoTrue, but since stockfish uses a way way smaller network, I still prefer to think of stockfish as the traditional engine.