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I think this qualifies for SF 12!!
this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
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Re: this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
That's relative to Stockfish-dev. About +120 Elo above Stockfish 11, I think.MikeB wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 5:28 pm https://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/ ... 64f05e4c58
I think this qualifies for SF 12!!
So much for human programming of evaluation functions.
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Re: this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
Is that at LTC?
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Re: this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
I'm getting a result that sfnnue (yesterday's 2108 net) on one thread is beating Stockfish 11 on four threads, at 2' + 1" by 9 elo after 200 games. This nnue is the real deal.
Komodo rules!
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Re: this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
There's still so much room for experimentation. And I suspect that trying and training new approaches is quite a bit faster on a 20M NNUE net compared to a Leela one...
Dream situation for computer chess.
Dream situation for computer chess.
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Re: this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
This is the breakthrough I've been predicting for years! It finally happened, and I'm just glad chess looks very healthy after it (draw rates have gone down! Some lines are proving to be playable again!)
This makes Alpha Zero look like peanuts! Bring back Deep Mind!
I agree, a Stockfish 12 release could be premature. These are new unexplored terrains, the code is nowhere near being optimized, the nets are nowhere near properly tested, imagine if SF 12 is released and one month later there's another 50 elo jump, we want a SF 12 that lasts for long!Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 8:01 pm There's still so much room for experimentation. And I suspect that trying and training new approaches is quite a bit faster on a 20M NNUE net compared to a Leela one...
Dream situation for computer chess.
This makes Alpha Zero look like peanuts! Bring back Deep Mind!
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Re: this will be the merge of a lifetime : SF 80 Elo+
To both - that is exactly why it should be #12 - set a marker in time from this point forward to measure progress. They always test regression against a prior release - what better time to set new marker once you merged a PR that is a 'significant" change - you will always want to measure progress from this point forward against the initial release.Ovyron wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 12:41 pm This is the breakthrough I've been predicting for years! It finally happened, and I'm just glad chess looks very healthy after it (draw rates have gone down! Some lines are proving to be playable again!)
I agree, a Stockfish 12 release could be premature. These are new unexplored terrains, the code is nowhere near being optimized, the nets are nowhere near properly tested, imagine if SF 12 is released and one month later there's another 50 elo jump, we want a SF 12 that lasts for long!Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 8:01 pm There's still so much room for experimentation. And I suspect that trying and training new approaches is quite a bit faster on a 20M NNUE net compared to a Leela one...
Dream situation for computer chess.
This makes Alpha Zero look like peanuts! Bring back Deep Mind!