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Integrating Maia2 (The Human-Like Chess Engine) into My Chess Application

Are you really using maia2? I looked through your links and everything seems to point to maia 1.

Also you asked if anybody did anything similar in their chessapps, I did.

I'm the dev behind https://chesspath.pro/ which incorporates chessdb, human data, and human approximated data by an approximately 2450 human like NN

It's awesome but I do all my calculation in the backend and at the moment is just too slow for me to advertise it as working. My inference is about 100x more complicated than a maia2 1900 inference.

If you truly have a frontend maia2, please demonstrate how you got it to work.

thanks
-bodhi

Are you really using maia2? I looked through your links and everything seems to point to maia 1. Also you asked if anybody did anything similar in their chessapps, I did. I'm the dev behind https://chesspath.pro/ which incorporates chessdb, human data, and human approximated data by an approximately 2450 human like NN It's awesome but I do all my calculation in the backend and at the moment is just too slow for me to advertise it as working. My inference is about 100x more complicated than a maia2 1900 inference. If you truly have a frontend maia2, please demonstrate how you got it to work. thanks -bodhi

From the blog image, I thought the article was going to be Integrating Maia2 into My Brain!

From the blog image, I thought the article was going to be Integrating Maia2 into My Brain!

@HollowLeaf said in #10:

How do I create a UCI engine in chessbase?

You should be able to Google that, if you can install and run Lc0 on your machine, then it is a simple case of pointing chessbase to the lc0.exe (on windows).

I already have lc0 installed and set as UCI engine, what should my next step be?

@HollowLeaf said in #10: > > How do I create a UCI engine in chessbase? > > You should be able to Google that, if you can install and run Lc0 on your machine, then it is a simple case of pointing chessbase to the lc0.exe (on windows). I already have lc0 installed and set as UCI engine, what should my next step be?

The development of the bot is a good step for you and us

The development of the bot is a good step for you and us

@bodhisattv16 said in #11:

Are you really using maia2? I looked through your links and everything seems to point to maia 1.

Also you asked if anybody did anything similar in their chessapps, I did.

I'm the dev behind https://chesspath.pro/ which incorporates chessdb, human data, and human approximated data by an approximately 2450 human like NN

It's awesome but I do all my calculation in the backend and at the moment is just too slow for me to advertise it as working. My inference is about 100x more complicated than a maia2 1900 inference.

If you truly have a frontend maia2, please demonstrate how you got it to work.

thanks
-bodhi

I took inspiration from this: https://github.com/CSSLab/maia-platform-frontend/tree/main so believe it is Maia2 and a fully functioning front end. All my calculations are done on the client side and it is pretty quick.

@bodhisattv16 said in #11: > Are you really using maia2? I looked through your links and everything seems to point to maia 1. > > Also you asked if anybody did anything similar in their chessapps, I did. > > I'm the dev behind https://chesspath.pro/ which incorporates chessdb, human data, and human approximated data by an approximately 2450 human like NN > > It's awesome but I do all my calculation in the backend and at the moment is just too slow for me to advertise it as working. My inference is about 100x more complicated than a maia2 1900 inference. > > If you truly have a frontend maia2, please demonstrate how you got it to work. > > thanks > -bodhi I took inspiration from this: https://github.com/CSSLab/maia-platform-frontend/tree/main so believe it is Maia2 and a fully functioning front end. All my calculations are done on the client side and it is pretty quick.

@osmankaa2 said in #15:

The development of the bot is a good step for you and us

I have created a bot that you can play with in the Repertoire Builder, I will probably add this to my Practice (https://chessboardmagic.com/practice) at some point, but you can play against Maia on Lichess.

@osmankaa2 said in #15: > The development of the bot is a good step for you and us I have created a bot that you can play with in the Repertoire Builder, I will probably add this to my Practice (https://chessboardmagic.com/practice) at some point, but you can play against Maia on Lichess.

@Krosis666 said in #14:

How do I create a UCI engine in chessbase?

You should be able to Google that, if you can install and run Lc0 on your machine, then it is a simple case of pointing chessbase to the lc0.exe (on windows).

I already have lc0 installed and set as UCI engine, what should my next step be?

Check out this article: https://en.chessbase.com/post/getting-the-most-out-of-chessbase-15-a-step-by-step-guide-6-uci-engines

@Krosis666 said in #14: > > > How do I create a UCI engine in chessbase? > > > > You should be able to Google that, if you can install and run Lc0 on your machine, then it is a simple case of pointing chessbase to the lc0.exe (on windows). > > I already have lc0 installed and set as UCI engine, what should my next step be? Check out this article: https://en.chessbase.com/post/getting-the-most-out-of-chessbase-15-a-step-by-step-guide-6-uci-engines

@mattchessic said in #12:

I think he meant to reference this Github:

https://github.com/CSSLab/maia2

Yes, I have updated the URL.

@mattchessic said in #12: > I think he meant to reference this Github: > > https://github.com/CSSLab/maia2 Yes, I have updated the URL.