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Subject: recorded go games
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Does anyone out there have a library of go games, played by humans, in a
machine readable format?  I would like to use such a library to test some
notions I have about how to build a selective search for the game.  Machine
readable libraries of joseki, tesuji problems and the like would also be of 
use.

Thanks,

Thomas Lord

lord@andrew.cmu.edu
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tbl@k.cs.cmu.edu