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Re: computer-go: Engineering (was: Most simple Go rules)
> White: that group is dead
> Black: no it's not
> White: try me
> Black: <moves>
> White: <moves>
> Black: ok, it's dead
> Ex:
>
> White: that group is dead
>
> Which group? how do you define group? Which computer starts the
> negotiation process? etc.
Ok, first a reply to the other posts: I am not inventing a new protocol. This
is the protocol that I see in use everywhere. Setting aside computer-go
competitions, it has quite a bit of paedagogic value.
Now.
White: These stones are dead <a5,a4,f5,g7>
Black: <assesses life&death> I wish to challenge
White: Accepted
Black: plays move
White: plays move
....
Black: I give up
White: These stones are dead <a5,a4,f5,g7,new stones>
Black: <retrieves cached result> Agree
Why is this difficult to implement?
Christian