Reckless , a Rust-based UCI chess engine. Author: Arseniy Surkov Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3743 Reckless is the new star among chess engines. On the new Chess Engines Diary CEDR ranking list, Reckless is ranked 2th with a rating of 3743 . Testing of the new engine version is coming soon. Reckless 0.9.0 what's new? Reckless 0.9.0 is ready! You can download pre-built binaries for Windows, Linux, and macOS from the GitHub Releases page. Thanks to everyone who contributed through code, testing, hardware support, or any other effort. This release came together because of your help. Update highlights NNUE The neuron network has been updated to a modern threat-based architecture. It models the interactions between pieces, where one piece attacks or defends another, and extends the existing king-bucketed piece-square-based inputs with additional features. Multithreading and NUMA support NUMA (Non-Uniform Memory Access) support has been added to Reckless. Work...
Can someone explain to non experts just what is a NNUE engine, & how do you use them?
ReplyDeleteOk, there will be such a short tutorial soon
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ReplyDeleteNNUE uses a database from machine learning (the NN stands for neural network= the machine equivalent to a human brain)to update the program's move weights so it can use "memories" of previous played games to navigate through playing games instead of hard computations. The UE means that in order to make the program stronger (or smarter) they can update the database and give the program more or better "experience" playing chess. But this takes a significant amount of time. they've found an efficient way to do this.
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