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Code and other material for the book "Deep Learning and the Game of Go"
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- Return a Flask application
- Returns the coordinates of a point
- Generate an experience
- Create a temporary file
- Select a move from the given game state
- Generate a random position from a set of values
- Rank moves using a greedy algorithm
- Predict for a given game state
- Place a stone
- Removes a string from the Sudoku
- Performs self - play
- Selects a move from the given game state
- Generate a random rank based on the given values
- Select a move in the tree
- Prepare training data
- Build an alphago model
- Select a move according to the given state
- Select a random move
- Train training data
- Serialise the node as a string
- Play multiple games
- Interpret a list of coordinates
- Parse a SGF collection
- Calculate the ratio of agents
- Do self - play
- Select the best possible move
- Reparent this node to another parent
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I am reading Deep Learning and the Game of Go. I am new to Python. I have an eclipse python project with a folder dlgo. I have an empty init.py in dlgo/. Two other files are in dlgo/: gotypes.py and goboard_slow.py (please see below).
the statements: from dlgo.gotypes import Player in goboard_slow.py get an: Unresolved import: Player goboard_slow.py /py1/dlgo line 3 PyDev Problem
This code is from their GitHub site. I just copied the two files into dlgo/ in my project.
The python path has the project directory as well as dlgo/. Other files that import Player (or Point) have the same problem.
gotypes.py:
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Answered 2019-Feb-01 at 12:38It seems like a problem in the folders you're setting as source folders.
At http://www.pydev.org/faq.html#PyDevFAQ-HowdoIimportexistingprojects/sourcesintoPyDev? there's an explanation on which folders should be set as source folders for things to be found.
In particular, if you have an import as: from dlgo.gotypes import Player
, you should have:
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