 chess board. However, you might think that convolution filters are too clunky over a small, discrete 8-by-8 grid as compared to a large, continuous image, or that a layered sliding approach may be too slow to understand long-range effects from queen, rook and bishop moves. Nope – works great.
        <p>ChessCoach's primary neural network is almost identical to that of AlphaZero's. It takes as input a number of <em>planes</em>. These are 8-by-8 grids representing features such as &quot;current player's p