Go: I'm Evenly Matched with AI

Understanding a game of Go is actually not as difficult as you think. (Those who have learned it can leave. This is a popular science post. Of course, corrections are welcome) You must first know that the core element of Go-encircling the territory. And some basic rules and knowledge, Qi and Eyes. A normal chessboard has nineteen rows horizontally and vertically, interlacing to produce 361 intersection points. When a chess piece falls into the chessboard, the empty intersection adjacent to the chess piece will generate [Qi] belonging to the chess piece (up, down, left, and right). When the intersection with Qi is occupied by chess pieces of other colors, the Qi will disappear. When all the Qi of the chess piece disappears, the chess piece can no longer exist on the chessboard. (There are no intersection points outside the chessboard, so the chess pieces placed on the border will naturally lose one breath, and the [corner] where the two borders meet will directly lose two breaths.) On a chessboard, chess pieces with the same color can share energy after being connected. Similarly, if there is no energy, they will all be lifted away. If there is no air where a chess piece falls, then that place is a forbidden point, and chess cannot be dropped there. (Unless you can kill the opponent after falling down) The eye is a forbidden point that can protect the chess pieces (the opponent cannot enter, and it is empty, your chess piece has energy and will not die). Generally, if a piece of chess has two real eyes, it cannot be killed by the opponent by any means. (The eyes are divided into real and fake. The real eye is the eye that cannot be destroyed. The false eye will be destroyed. I will not explain it in detail here. If you are interested, you can watch various introductory videos.) Using the rule of no air and no existence, the black and white sides circle the territory on the chessboard that cannot be invaded by the other side. When there is no land left to circle in the end, whoever has more land wins. Without further ado, let's continue. To understand a game of chess, in addition to these basic rules, you also need to know what is on the ground and what is external momentum. Once you understand these two, you can basically understand the general situation of a game of Go. With commentary, you can even watch a game with gusto. Stop talking nonsense and go straight to picture 1 Everyone, what do you think of these four chess pieces? Confused? What's the use of being sparse? Then please look at picture 2 below Because using one picture for one step is relatively simple and clear, but only 10 pictures can be uploaded on the first floor, so they are integrated into one picture. It is a bit messy, sorry for that. (It's not too troublesome) We can see that White 1 tried to penetrate Black's chess from the outside, but was blocked by Black 2. [White 7, Black 8] [White 5, Black 6] [White 9, Black 10] Same as above. White 3 moves directly to the hole in Black's chess, and is directly covered by Black 4 from above, making it difficult to fly. (It is the same without 56. When White 3 moves next to it, it will be covered by Black 4's long hand. The situation is to exchange positions of White 5 and Black 6.) White 11 also directly moves to the hole in Black's chess, and Black 12 directly blocks it. Of course, it can also be covered directly from the outside like [White 3, Black 4]. So what if it was blasted from the inside? The answer is no. White goes directly inside without external support. First, it is difficult to escape (the difficulty of getting out from the inside is the same as coming in from the outside), and then because there is not enough space (black can use it to make two eyes, but white is compressed for one round of space, which is not enough), you have no way to make two real eyes inside, and will only be swallowed by black in the end. How about it? Now look back at the four sunspots in Figure 1. Do they give you the aura of being as calm as Mount Tai? Does it feel like facing a steel fortress? The inner space surrounded by four black chess pieces is the solid ground of black chess pieces, and it is a place firmly controlled by black chess pieces. Let's look at the external momentum, Figure 3 This is a relatively basic small-head formula. You should understand from the numbers, right? This is a change in Black's defense as Black develops in the corner and White wants to intervene. After playing this pattern, if you can understand Figure 1, you can now see that Black now occupies the corner as the solid ground, and intends to expand upward. What about white? Relying on three chess pieces to force the black chess piece into the corner, it also occupied a lot of territory by dismantling the four white chess pieces and the five chess pieces in one hand. Based on this, it seems that the white chess piece can develop towards the middle. With the base area as a response, Black cannot intervene, and a lot of territory in the middle seems to be in his pocket. It feels like "half of the country is already in my hands" 😏. This is external momentum. This is also the reason why AI focuses on the actual situation, because the actual situation is already determined to be yours, while the external situation only looks like yours after all. Okay, now that you understand the rules, the external situation, and the actual situation, you can basically tell some clues by looking at the chess records given by the author. Plus, with the explanation of the general chapter content, there will probably be no problem. For the remaining pictures, let me talk about some terminology? Picture 4, Jian, Xiaofei, Dafei Jian walks diagonally, Xiaofei walks toward the sun, and Dafei walks toward the eye. As shown in the picture, taking Black 1 as the benchmark, the lower left hand is called [Jian], the upper left hand is called [Xiao Fei], and the right hand is called [Big Fei] Jian is an offensive chess move. It has two breakpoints to ensure that the pointed chess piece will not be cut off from the opponent's connection with the main force in any case. Xiao Fei is also a chess game with close connections and is not easy to be interrupted. Figure 1 is composed of two steps of Xiao Fei and one step of splitting two. The foundation of Da Fei is relatively superficial, but the circle is large and the speed is fast. Figure 5, split As shown in the picture, empty one is called splitting one, empty two is called splitting two, and so on. Figure 6, pull According to the direction, it can be divided into internal pull and outer pull, so I won't explain it here. In short, as shown in the picture, the two sides were originally facing each other on a front line, and one side suddenly compressed the other's space. Black 1 is called a draw, and black 3 is called a consecutive draw. How effective the wrench can be and whether it is dangerous or not depends on the specific situation. Finally, let's talk about point 33 As shown in the picture, it is point 33, located three horizontal and vertical lines away from the border. Looking at this move alone, regardless of subsequent changes, the advantages and disadvantages are obvious. The advantage is that it is in the corner, but the disadvantage is that it is very easy to be blocked by the opponent. What, you can't see Ichiko's ability to defend his position? Remember what I said before, one less breath is needed on the border line? Black points three-three in one move, and in White's eyes it is—— How about it, do you feel that the point three-three is tricky? Of course, Figure 8 is just an exaggeration, and the boundary line is a double-edged sword, but it can also explain to a certain extent the difficulty in solving point three and three. What is this? Xiaomu guarding the corner? Click it! What is this? Keeping your eyes high? Click it! What is this? Xiaofei guarding the corner? Click it! What is this? Star positions guarding angles? Click it! Are you kidding me? I was just about to encircle the corner and use it as a base, but in the blink of an eye it was hollowed out by someone and I was about to vomit 😫

After watching a slice of Ke Jie's live broadcast, I realized that the current Go AI has a logic bug in the underlying algorithm. As long as it is induced through a specific form, the AI ​​will be tricked into playing randomly. The original Alpha Dog was no exception, so the protagonist could really use this bug to kill the newly developed AIs like Alpha Dog.

My goddess🤩

299 Go Studio is here! Lu Jingjing (War Eagle), Xiao Xiao (Lian Xiao), and Ying Jie (Ke Jie) unified the Chinese chess world.

Emperor Ke suddenly acted like a god, Emperor Ke remained silent, Emperor Ke was sweating profusely, Emperor Ke gave a victory speech

It's quite interesting. I've never played Go before, so I don't know anything about Go. I only know one character, Ke Jie, and I don't understand the plot at all. This way I can still watch it with gusto and stay up late to finish it.

Jian, if the opponent walks like this, it is a sharp punch or tip, the link is tight, and it is not easy to be broken by the opponent Da Fei, the speed of encirclement is fast, but it is easy to be broken by the opponent Single level, or jump, or split into one, the speed of encirclement is slow, the link is strong, mostly used for escaping Xiao Fei, the most common move Turn , common moves White's move is called leaning, because disconnecting black is also called leaning Split two, or big jump, the link is slightly weak, the speed of encirclement is average, more common in the opening game Push, if there is only white 1, it is called digging Tiger, the opponent will die when he comes in, just like the tiger's mouth, hence the name

I feel like writing Go novels now can be more colorful. For example, you can add some content about participating in various activities or live broadcasts, instead of focusing most of the content on various competitions like previous Go novels.

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The original fairy grass, but what made the world first, has completely collapsed. This is a brainless and cool novel routine.