A go database program
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| GNU Go | ||
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A free, open-source, go-playing program, almost(?) as strong as the top commercial programs. | |
| Computer Go mailing list | ||
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| Computer go bibliography | ||
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... maintained by Markus Enzenberger. | |
| 5x5 go is solved | ||
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Erik van der Werf's announcement to the computer go mailing list. | |
| OpenGo | ||
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From the site: "OpenGo is intended as a workbench for programmers interested in the challenges of writing automated Go opponents." | |
| Markus Enzenberger | ||
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NeuroGo and other resources around the topic of computer go. | |
| Tristan Cazenave | ||
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Golois (a go program), and other resources and links about computer go. | |
| Bruno Bouzy | ||
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The go program Indigo. Links to other resources and projects. | |
| Stefan Mertin's Computer Go page | ||
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| Intelligent Go Foundation | ||
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A non-profit organization devoted to the promotion of computer Go. Many resources around the topic of go-playing computer programs. | |
| Searches, tree pruning and tree ordering in Go | ||
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| Mick Reiss's computer go page | ||
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News and information about computer programs that play go, including Mick's own program, Go++. | |
| Zobrist keys | ||
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Explanation of hashing using Zobrist keys. (This site deals with chess positions, but the same principle can be applied to go.) | |