Bridge Winners Profile for Kiat Huang
Basic Information
- Member Since
- June 13, 2013
- Last Seen
- July 11
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
I play over in the county of Lincolnshire, England. The system is whatever my partner prefers to play: mostly multiple variants of Acol, 2/1, Precision, Blue Club and EHAA.
- Country
- United Kingdom
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Learning with my uncle, his daughter and my brother
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Harrogate Swiss Teams 2019.
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Louth Duplicate, Louth Central, Alford
- BBO Username
- kiat
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Convention Cards and online tournaments (mostly ACBL)
- For online (as in F2F) Bridge I think it should naturally be the same rules for all competitions run by a sanctioning body, whether ACBL, WBF, etc, with consistent TDing. Alerting to opponents online would be automatic and easier and fairer (but require pre-work) of inputting your agreements into an ...
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- Jürgen, yes, I would have thought so. I can think of one research group that is working on these sorts of problems.
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- @Jürgen Rennenkampff ' "... may suggest (or test) system improvements" That is not at all how these systems work.' Sure, that's orthogonal to the assertion that I'm trying to make though, perhaps not well, that systems can be developed to work differently from those before and to use ML for ...
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- For me system training can mean anything from configuration as Adam mentioned to Machine Learning (like AlphaGo) which takes a basic set of rules then over millions of games refines itself within the system and may suggest (or test) system improvements. Much like a human partner does, but hopefully better!
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- Thank *you* Chris!
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- Alvin, do you know if any of the bot creators have developed services where a user can "train" a bot in their system with a method for inviting them as a player to a tournament of choice?
- Can cheating be stopped in online bridge?
- Perhaps anti-cheating software will naturally evolve as TD aids are developed, like real-time automated processing of all bridge across online platforms. With Machine Learning/AI to flag up anomalies (e.g. freakish timing, trends in double-dummy worthy results, persistent absence of or inconsistent alerting, slow players) - as they happen. Can ...
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- Thanks Larry and Tanya :)
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- A better NGS grade than 80% of English players by the looks of it. Stats - https://www.ebu.co.uk/ngs/stats Full reference - https://www.ebu.co.uk/documents/miscellaneous/ngs/full-guide.pdf
- Bridge Hackathon Crowdfunding - your help needed!
- I just wanted to take a minute to mention Adam Wildavsky (alongside me on our leads team) who has a been steady force driving progress across the Hackathon projects, also bringing a TDD culture and authoring most of this BridgeWinners article. Thanks Adam :)
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