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In the cited article of Albert Silver you can see parameters of Fat Fritz on pictures. Try them. I did. They don't suit lc0 at all ! So that's a bust. Still looking for best Settings for twin 2080 Tis Setups... I warned people to not use them for Leela, so I am not in the least surprised. As to the...

Testing was done at 6400 nodes per move, controlled openings:

Score of Test58 58470 vs Leela ld2: 249 - 183 - 568 [0.533]
Elo difference: 22.96 +/- 14.13

1000 of 1000 games finished.

Chessbase don't waste time https://en.chessbase.com/post/optimizing-fat-fritz . I am sure Albert Silver (who wrote the article) is very proud he wrote the strongest engine in the world. The article on optimization is what I wrote last week. The ratings part was added by CB in view of the result. As...

Thanks, Albert - I asked because, unfortunately, I only have an AMD card at the moment. Does it create a file if the calibration is successful? I know Leela does that. Yes, it does. If you think the calibration is off or needs redoing, just delete it, and then next time you start the engine it will...

How do you run the calibration step for Fat Fritz? Are there instructions that came with FF? Thanks! When you first install Fat Fritz, it will install various configurations: for CPU, Nvidia graphics cards, and AMD graphics cards. You will see a small black window open running a process that will t...

Jim Logan wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 24, 2019 7:43 pm

I fear that I stopped the calibration of Fat Fritz prematurely. Can someone tell me how to go through the calibration step again?

The calibration is only needed if you are using an AMD graphics card. If it is an Nvidia, you are fine.

pohl4711 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 07, 2019 11:10 am

Testrun finished: Lc0 0.22.0 with huge 384x30-t40-1097 S.Vieri Net.

https://www.sp-cc.de

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How many nodes per second were you getting?

it might be worth pointing out the NN weights is not code, it is data It is, worth pointing out and data. The purpose of the Lc0 project is to obtain chess knowledge trough self-play. That knowledge is called weights. As data, it may be outside the umbrella of the licence, but I wonder for how long...

it might be worth pointing out the NN weights is not code, it is data It is, worth pointing out and data. The purpose of the Lc0 project is to obtain chess knowledge trough self-play. That knowledge is called weights. As data, it may be outside the umbrella of the licence, but I wonder for how long...

it might be worth pointing out the NN weights is not code, it is data It is, worth pointing out and data. The purpose of the Lc0 project is to obtain chess knowledge trough self-play. That knowledge is called weights. As data, it may be outside the umbrella of the licence, but I wonder for how long...