Author: Michael Marziale
Date: 14:53:20 12/26/98
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Thank you, sir. On December 26, 1998 at 17:23:06, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On December 26, 1998 at 13:34:50, Michael Marziale wrote: > >>For starters, I think Crafty is neat and I like the idea of allowing people to >>contribute data to it. I'd like to do that as well as discover how to make use >>of the learning Crafty has done via ICS and whatever else has contributed to its >>strength. >> >>What kind of data should I contribute and how is it done? And where are the >>learned data available? > > >There is a file "book.lrn" that it updates as it learns (it also updates >book.bin, but this is non-portable) and which can be given to others. If >someone sends you a "book.lrn" file, all you need to do is this: > >rename book.lrn to something else (I will call mine learn.dat) >start crafty and type "import learn.dat". It will read in that >file and pretend that it plays each game, and will update its own >book.bin and book.lrn files... > >There is a learn.dat on my ftp site that is fairly current. Just download >it and import at and you'll make your program think that it has played tens >of thousands of games and learned from them...
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