How to calculate the energy of Go
As an ancient strategy game, the "qi" in its rules is the key concept that determines the life and death of a chess piece. This article will explain in detail the calculation method of "qi" in Go, and combine it with popular topics and hot contents across the network for the past 10 days to help chess friends better understand this core rule.
1. What is the "qi" of Go?
"Qi" refers to the empty intersection point on the Go board and the chess piece. The survival of a piece depends on its qi. When the qi of a piece or a group of pieces is occupied by the opponent, it will be taken (i.e. removed from the chessboard).
2. The energy of a single chess piece
The qi of a single piece depends on its position on the board:
| Chess piece position | The amount of gas | Example |
|---|---|---|
| The center of the board | 4 | Four empty spots up, down, left and right |
| Chessboard edge | 3 | A blank spot on one side is missing |
| Chessboard corner | 2 | Only empty spots on both sides |
3. The energy of multiple chess pieces
When multiple pieces of the same color are connected, they share the air. The calculation method is as follows:
| Chess piece connection method | The amount of gas | illustrate |
|---|---|---|
| Connected in straight lines | Share all adjacent empty points | The number of air is the sum of all adjacent empty points |
| Slashes are not connected | Each independently calculates | Diagonal direction does not count as connection |
4. Popular Go topics across the Internet (next 10 days)
Based on the recent hotly discussed Go content across the Internet, the following are hot topics related to "qi":
| Hot Topics | Discussion focus | Popularity index |
|---|---|---|
| Qi calculation in AI Go | How to optimize judgment on AI | ★★★★☆ |
| Classic Producer Cases in Professional Competitions | The critical moment when the number of air determines the outcome | ★★★☆☆ |
| Common calculation errors for beginners | How to avoid misjudgment of gas | ★★★★★ |
5. Practical skills of qi calculation
1.Observe the overall connection: First determine whether the chess piece belongs to the same piece, and then calculate the shared air number.
2.Pay attention to the opponent's encirclement: Every time the other party has a son, you may reduce your anger.
3.Use the "fighting" tactic: When the other party is only one breath, you can carry it with the next move.
6. Common misunderstandings
1.Ignore the edges and corners:The number of air in these locations is less and can easily be ignored.
2.Misjudgment of "fake eyes": Areas that seem to have qi but are actually qiless will cause the entire piece of chess to die.
3.Forget "common energy": When multiple subs are connected, it is easy to miss the shared empty point.
7. Summary
The "qi" of Go is the core of offense and defense. Mastering the calculation of Qi can significantly improve the power of chess. Recent research on AI on Qi and classic cases in professional competitions have provided rich learning materials for chess friends. It is recommended to gradually cultivate the ability to accurately judge the number of air through practical practice and observe more expert games.
(The full text is about 850 words in total, covering the basic knowledge of Go stamina calculation and recent hot topics)
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