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Open source shogi engine
YaneuraOu (shogi engine)
YaneuraOu Github logo
Original author(s)Motohiro Isozaki
Initial release2014; 11 years ago (2014)
Repository
Written inC++
Operating systemUnix-like, Windows, Web
TypeShogi engine
LicenseGNU GPL 3.0
Websiteyaneuraou.yaneu.com

YaneuraOu (やねうら王, lit. 'King Yaneura')) is a free and open source shogi engine. Being one of the first shogi engines to implement an efficiently updatable neural network, it won the 29th annual World Shogi Computer Championship in 2019. It supports the Universal Shogi Interface communication protocol (a dialect of the Universal Chess Interface used by most chess engines), which gives it compatibility with most shogi programs. Lishogi, an open source online shogi server, primarily uses YaneuraOu for its analysis and AI opponent features.

Former World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov (left) standing next to Motohiro Isozaki. Stemming from his chess matches with IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer, Kasparov has become notorious for his involvement in computer chess, which is deeply intertwined with computer shogi due to the similarity of the two games.


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References

  1. ^ "Github - yaneuraou/YaneuraOu".
  2. "将棋ソフトがプロ棋士を制圧する日 対局ごと進化が加速".
  3. "Computer Shogi Association (CSA)".
  4. "YaneuraOu - Play With The Computer".

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