Gosu, a chess engine by Arkadiusz Paterek, originated as a part of his master thesis. In Korean its name means "expert" (let us better forget about the second, Japanese meaning of the word: "a bowl used to hold Go stones") [1] . Gosu is an unique program, because it has an evaluation function based on a neural network and plays at 2300-2400 Elo level, performing a strong CCT7 with 4½/8.
Pansori gosu [2]

See also

• Chess Engines with Neural Networks

Forum Posts

• Gauntlet Gosu v0.6 with games by Karl-Heinz Söntges, CCC, February 04, 2005
• Gauntlet Gosu v0.7 with clear improvement - games by Karl-Heinz Söntges, CCC, April 12, 2005
• Gauntlet Gosu v0.8 - games by Karl-Heinz Söntges, CCC, May 10, 2005
• Gauntlet Gosu v0.9 - games - Fafis was removed by Karl-Heinz Söntges, CCC, May 30, 2005

External Links

Chess Engine

• Index of /chess/engines/Norbert's collection/Gosu (Compilation)/v0.16/Windows/gosu-0.16 by Norbert Raimund Leisner, hosted by Kirill Kryukov

Misc

• Gosu from Wikipedia
• Gosu (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
  Gosu (programming language) from Wikipedia
  Gosu (library) from Wikipedia

References

1. ^ Gosu from Wikipedia
2. ^ Pansori gosu from Wikipedia

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