Using Neural Network or Syzygy tables

[OliverBr]

I have to admit though, that I would like to see more classification within the rating lists, but when you start thinking about it, it's a can of worms...

So it's a can of worms, too, that in sport competitions there a different ratings for young and old, women and men.. Oh no, I didn't say this

[OliverBr]

I agree; bullet turns ideas into reality, just like a compiler does;

Part of bullet is an optimising ML compiler , albeit a little lacking in the codegen department at the moment (mostly network graph-level optimisations).
Shortly I'll acquire a lot more free time (finishing uni) and I aim to improve that aspect much further.

Hi JacquesRW,

is actually a brand new linux system a good system for your software to help create a fine neural network based on a existing chess engine with evaluation?

Surely there is some documentation and/or tutorial for this? What can you recommend?
Thank you!

[JacquesRW]

Hi JacquesRW,

is actually a brand new linux system a good system for your software to help create a fine neural network based on a existing chess engine with evaluation?

Yes, if it has a GPU. I assume by brand new you are referring to the hardware, but if you're using a bleeding-edge distro you might need to be aware of CUDA/HIP compatibility restrictions with things like the latest GCC/Clang.

Surely there is some documentation and/or tutorial for this? What can you recommend?
Thank you!

https://github.com/jw1912/bullet/blob/m ... ontents.md
https://github.com/jw1912/bullet/blob/m ... _simple.rs