Re: [computer-go] AI decision making systems

[Peter Drake <drake@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sunday, October 10, 2004, at 06:41  PM, Frank de Groot wrote:

> MoyoGo uses patterns to store knowledge.
Is MogoGo a program that can play on its own, or just a study aide?

> This only works when millions of patterns are stored that have
> "cross-correlated" values. Those patterns again are used to reduce the 
> input
> space for a neural network.
Do your patterns include "don't care" positions?

> I explain it here with some examples:
>
> http://www.moyogo.com/patterns.htm
>
> Instead of inputting a 9x9 matrix into a NN, you put only one real 
> value
> between 0..1 into it. That value is the "correlated pattern weight". 
> This
> value is the result of a few weeks of number crunching, which is still 
> quite
> good, considering the fact that millions of patterns are involved.
Do you have a paper explaining this system in more detail than the page 
above?

Peter Drake
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Lewis & Clark College
http://www.lclark.edu/~drake/

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