Facebook Open Sources ELF OpenGo

Facebook Open Sources ELF OpenGo

  • May 3, 2018
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Facebook Open Sources ELF OpenGo

Inspired by DeepMind’s work, we kicked off an effort earlier this year to reproduce their recent AlphaGoZero results using FAIR’s Extensible, Lightweight Framework (ELF) for reinforcement learning research. The goal was to create an open source implementation of a system that would teach itself how to play Go at the level of a professional human player or better. By releasing our code and models we hoped to inspire others to think about new applications and research directions for this technology.

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