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RE: computer-go: computer-go report: 2000 Ing Cup in Guiyang,China

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Subject: RE: computer-go: computer-go report: 2000 Ing Cup in Guiyang,China
From: David Fotland <fotland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 16:32:44 -0800
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>
>Could somebody elaborate on why, in this competition, playing inside the
>opponents territory but not inducing a response did not count against the
>'offending' programme.


GOE rules are used.  This uses Chinese-style, area counting.  Final score is
live stones plus surrounded territory, not territory minus prisoners as in
Japanese counting.  So putting a stone inside enemy terriory doesn't
cost a point.

-David

>
>Thanks.  Tom.
>
>

References:
- computer-go: computer-go report: 2000 Ing Cup in Guiyang,China
  - From: David Fotland
- RE: computer-go: computer-go report: 2000 Ing Cup in Guiyang,China
  - From: TMCooper

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