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Go: The Ultimate Game
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15 years after Deep Blue defeated Kasparov, John Tromp is facing a rematch from the machines in the board game Go.
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At the moment, it can take any SGF and generate a book-like thing out of it, with markup, comments, and variations.
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This was one of the most exciting and complicated games so far in the 3rd BC Card Cup. The game was played between Kim Jiseok (8p) of Korea and Gu Li (9p) of China. Both players are well known as infighters, and it shows in this game. Gu Li's career so far is far better than Kim Jiseok's, but Kim is far younger and is a rising star in Korea. Enjoy the game! Commented game records, Featured.
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Wei Qi (China), Baduk (Korea) or Go, as it is known in Japan and generally in the West, is considered by most Oriental game experts to be the worlds greatest strategic skill game, far surpassing Chess in it's complexity and scope. Most people who have played it would agree with this conclusion and, unlike chess, no computer program has yet been able to compete with the best Go players.
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Eunbyul 2010 is a "Go" game, or commonly known as baduk in Korean; a software program developed by North Korea and played in North and South Korea. Winner of the third Computer Go Competition UED Cup in 2009, defeating so many outstanding programs from all over the world, Eunbyul 2010 is maintaining 3-dan at cyberoro.com and also ranks number one in sales in Japanese computer Go program market.
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It's already 2011, so we now may know who did the best in 2010. Let's take a look.
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For players. This position came after the 48th moves in a match between Lee Sedol and Gu Li during the first roud of the 15th LG Cup
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I like this pic. He looks so elegant, so calm.
Game record is here.
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Film chinois de Tian Zhuangzhuang, 2006, pas encore sorti en France.
Le jeune prodige Wu quitte sa Chine natale pour le Japon afin de devenir le meilleur joueur de Go au monde. Il va bouleverser les traditions et les stratégies de ce jeu ancestral, suscitant l'admiration de ses nombreux fans et la haine de ses ennemis.
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For players: Black has star point large knight corner enclosure with big extension, how should white invade?
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Le Japon et la Corée sont connus pour l'organisation en conglomérats de leurs grandes entreprises. Héritiers des systèmes ...
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GoGrinder has just been released for Android, reports Tim Kington. “Practicing your reading is one of the best ways to get stronger,” Kington says, “Now you can have thousands of go problems in your pocket and fit a little practice in whenever you have a few minutes to kill.”
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Following on from his victory over Lee Sedol (9p) earlier this week, Iyama Yuta (9p) has done it again, defeating Gu Li (9p) of China and winning the Chongqing invitational for Japan.
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This new film about the life of Yasui Santetsu is set in early Edo period, Japan. Okada Junichi will play Yasui Santetsu and Yokoyama Yu will play Santetsu's rival, Honinbo Dosaku. The scheduled release date is late 2012.
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Choi Cheolhan (9 dan) became the challenger of the 54th Kuksu title. He will play the title holder, Lee Changho, in a 5 games title match series.
Choi Cheolhan met Kim Jiseok (7 dan) at the challenger's decision match and played 3 games against him. Game records here.
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"Go is very challenging to program. It requires an extremely intricate artificial intelligence."
Interesting initiative. IBM has been successful with Chess, but this challenge is a bit tougher.
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Part 1 introduces the game of Go to anyone who is curious about it. Rare! a video for beginner :)
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An annual summer Go studying program. From June 20 to August 20, 2011, in total 2 months, in Beijing, China. Get professional Go teaching and improvement on Go.
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For players. Kang Dongyun (W) just played the marked stone. Play the move that will prevent the most tenacious W resistance.
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Go - With its rich strategy and simplistic rules, the ancient game of Go. Now available on Android phones.
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Lee Sedol is perhaps the best player in the world. This is a record of a game: Kang Dongyun(9p) vs Lee Sedol(9p)
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A la fin des années 1960, alors que le Go est quasiment inconnu en France, un petit groupe de curieux s'initie au jeu dans une librairie de la rive gauche parisienne. Parmi eux se trouvent Pierre Lusson, Jacques Roubaud et Georges Perec. Les deux premiers sont mathématiciens et poètes, le troisième est écrivain, déjà connu pour son roman Les Choses, et en cours d'écriture de La Disparition. Perec et Roubaud sont également membres de l'atelier littéraire OULIPO, un des grands courants la littérature contemporaine. Fascinés par le jeu et sa dimension complexe, ils l'intègrent à leurs travaux littéraires.
's comment December 16, 2010 7:08 PM
Je ne connais pas ce jeu, mais ce topic est interressant. Je suis étonné pour George Perec ! Pour son livre " La disparition" je ne connais pas mais parcontre un livre surprenant est "La disparu" où il a écrit sont livre sans la lettre "E" ! Un exploit.
Pour en revenir au jeu de Go, je vais m'y pencher plus sérieusement. Bonne idée Marc :-) 
Marc Rougier's comment,
December 18, 2010 7:08 AM
Bonjour Joël, bienvenue sur le topic jeud de Go :) Je crois que le livre de George Perec sans la lettre E c'est bien la disparition. Je ne l'ai pas lu mais j'ai lu son traité sur le jeu de go, à la fois éducatif et marrant. Mais pour apprendre le jeu, pas de miracle, faut jouer. Au plaisir d'une rencontre! (attention: addictif).
's comment December 18, 2010 4:14 PM
Bonjour Marc,
Pour "La disparition" vous avez raison, c'est bien le titre (j'ai vérifié) pourtant "La disparu" existe aussi, c'est le même livre mais avec un titre différent ! Curieux... Quant à la lecture, il n'est pas agréable à lire (en plus il fait 226 pages). Pour le jeu de Go, je ne connais personne qui sache jouer. Une chose est sûre, avec un nom pareil, on ne peut qu'y aller :-) |
