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Simple Alpha Zero

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This tutorial walks through a synchronous single-thread single-GPU (read malnourished) game-agnostic implementation of the recent AlphaGo Zero paper by DeepMind. It's a beautiful piece of work that trains an agent for the game of Go through pure self-play without any human knowledge except the rules of the game. The methods are fairly simple compared to previous papers by DeepMind, and AlphaGo Zero ends up beating AlphaGo (trained using data from expert games and beat the best human Go players) convincingly. Recently, DeepMind published a preprint of Alpha Zero on arXiv that extends AlphaGo Zero methods to Chess and Shogi.

Simple Alpha Zero A Simple Alpha(Go) Zero Tutorial 29 December 2017 This tutorial walks through a synchronous single-thread single-GPU (read malnourished) game-agnostic implementation of the recent AlphaGo Zero paper by DeepMind. It's a beautiful piece of work that trains an agent for the game of Go through pure self-play without any human knowledge except the rules of the game. The methods are fairly simple compared to previous papers by DeepMind, and AlphaGo Zero ends up beating AlphaGo (trained using data from expert games and beat the best human Go players) convincingly. Recently, DeepMind

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