Re: The Problem of GO is Solved!

JavaGirl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
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> The last problem that someone had said could not be solved is
> ?GO.? Namely, having a process that would allow the computer to
> play an advanced game of GO.
> 
> This problem has been solved with my ITS applied to GO. (K-GO1).

Has been solved? i.e., you have such a process now? Well, maybe it
*allows* the computer to play an advanced game of go, but to my
opinion, your ITS has that much cognition that it doesn't *want* to
play an advanced game any more.

Some advice, for if you ever decide to publish some results:
- in go, each move is counted, and not each pair of moves as in chess
- there is quite wide-spread agreement on ascii-notation for a go
board. It looks quite different from yours. Maybe have a look at
rec.games.go?
- fix your terminology: if you say you *solved* a game, that would
mean you now from move 1 who wins the game.

greetings,
Maarten.