Scaling Scaling Laws with Board Games — boardlaw 0.1 documentation
Our code is on Github. You can clone it and work directly from the repo, or you can install it as a package with We recommend you do this in a virtual environment. Or, better yet, a Docker container. You can find our Dockerfile here. With the requirements installed and the database (see below) downloaded, you’ll be able to reproduce all the plots from the paper using the paper module. We recommend using the paper-v2 commit if this is your goal, as development has continued beyond the paper. If you want to train your own models, take a look in the main module. If you want to evaluate your own models, take a look in the arena package. Our evaluation data is held in a SQLite database. It’ll be downloaded automatically when you first query it: You can find the schema for the database in the sql module, along with documentation of the fields and some utility functions for querying it. Elos are not stored in the database directly, but can be calculated from the trials table. which will give