Despite only being a short article, it contains complete instructions for training TensorFlow with chess skill.
It's not perfect - but I've never seen chess skill training made this easy before!
Short Article With Complete NN Chess Training Procedure
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towforce
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Short Article With Complete NN Chess Training Procedure
I was impressed by this article - link.
Despite only being a short article, it contains complete instructions for training TensorFlow with chess skill.
It's not perfect - but I've never seen chess skill training made this easy before!
Despite only being a short article, it contains complete instructions for training TensorFlow with chess skill.
It's not perfect - but I've never seen chess skill training made this easy before!
Human chess is partly about tactics and strategy, but mostly about memory
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Angrim
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Re: Short Article With Complete NN Chess Training Procedure
That is some seriously horrific code. And the basic idea(trying to have the network predict a move directly in algebraic notation using three outputs, x, y, and piece type) is pretty terrible also.
One part that really sticks out as do-not-copy is where he tried to one-hot encode the column with a=no bits set, b=first bit set, c=second bit set instead of a=first bit, b=second bit, c=third bit. Overall, you would be better off not learning from that.
One part that really sticks out as do-not-copy is where he tried to one-hot encode the column with a=no bits set, b=first bit set, c=second bit set instead of a=first bit, b=second bit, c=third bit. Overall, you would be better off not learning from that.