There seem to be tangible benefits to this type of training, but are there any pitfalls or drawbacks? But I'm worried that I shall develop bad habits from too much play vs. I try to balance this AI play with faster games on OGS/IGS to get some repetition in, and my conclusion after this week of 'KataGO Kata' is that it has improved my play. So the moves that are played against me in these games are good moves, thus I'm constantly being shown proper ways to play, and punish weak/slack moves that I play. My thinking behind it is that KataGo is strong and plays well. In the reviews I try to focus on the direction play, not so much the sequences that the AI suggests.
So far I have gone from not beating katago even with 9 stone handicap, to now beating KataGo with only 8 stones in only 1 week of playing a single slow game against katago a day and reviewing it.
And inspired by this I have been playing alot of handicap games versus KataGo. In martial arts there are often set forms that are practiced, Kata. This book is available in following formats: PDF, EPUB, and MOBI (Kindle).With how accessible strong AI are, is it worth it to play handicap games against them as a way to get better? Millions of Japanese fans of this format say the same thing! Try it on your mobile phone while waiting in line at your bank, post office, supermarket or anywhere else. Go is fun, and this kind of production makes it even better.
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The positions also enhance one’s grasp of how to perceive the whole board as one analyzes. They will surely sharpen every player’s insight into the game of go. The problems themselves are interesting and challenging. Fujisawa’s comments are brief and to the point, but always instructive. All but five of the positions used come from Fujisawa’s own games. The problems are presented by one of the greatest players in go history, Fujisawa Shūkō. The reader is challenged to distinguish essential stones from throw-away stones, to work out the best way to make sabaki to deal with difficult situations or prevent the opponent from doing so, and other related factors.
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The original work here is translated word for word, with the 27 problems offered along with the text that uses as subject matter positions from top professional games. What is now available now to the English-speaking go player is a version of this kind of go booklet prepared for electronic viewing devices, especially mobile phones. These are small, handy booklets that one can use to study go while waiting in the line in the Post Office or elsewhere, with multiple problems and brief comments to the solutions that get right to the point. Included with every issue is a pocket-sized booklet of go problems. There is little or nothing more to be desired from the magazine.īut the editors go one step further. Mens’ go, womens’ go, juniors’ and seniors’ go, lightning go, go festivals and everything else is covered. Reveling in all of the articles is pure joy. For every fan of the game, this is a cornucopia of go material unrivalled anywhere. The Nihon Ki-in (Japanese Go Association) publishes a monthly magazine, Go Waarudo, every month that is composed of 150+ pages. Under the supervision of Fujisawa Shūkō, Honorary Kisei Go on the Go 3 Essential Stones and Exquisite SabakiKidō, September 1997
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