mogo

MoGo beat a 9-dan professional with just a 7-stone handicap this year at the 2009 Taiwan Open.

There's no caching, no compression, heck the images are stored as base64 in mogo as strings.

It's more that the MoGo folks have finally developed an algorithm which is appropriate to Go.

One of the strongest current programs, MoGo, recently beat a 5 dan player on 9x9 using a monte carlo approach.

MoGo is not 5d KGS -- there are some bots that are 4d/5d KGS, using the approach given in the article.

The best I can find at a glance is this post on the computer-go list, where the author remarks: Zen is similar to partly MoGo, partly Crazy Stone.

I use the MoGo bluetooth mouse because it is easy to carry and works fairly well...

I explained the key ideas behind Mogo and not another program because it is the one I worked on, and know well.

I was a big user of Detroit's docked bike sharing system, MoGo, and felt like it was a technology that stood a lot better chance to really change how people got around than Bird scooters, for example.

Mogo replaced the ad-hock operators in the last paper with an algorithm with more mathematical grounding (UCT).

Mogo really only had a very small part in the breakthroughs that were made.

Even though the name is now very well known, most top Go programs, including the last research published about Mogo, actually already dropped the idea and went back to more ad-hock formulas again.