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Kristallweizen and Hefeweizen (right) [1]

Kristallweizen,
a Shogi engine, or more precisely a Shogi evaluation function by team Barrel house, a beer bar in front of the Okayama station [2], due to the developers around Seiji Shiba, Mitsunori Matsushita and Yasuhiro Tajima [3]. Kristallweizen became runner-up at the WCSC29 in 2019, where it run in the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud and applied multi pondering. Kristallweizen is a NNUE HalfKP-256x2-32-32 type of evaluation function, used within YaneuraOu's search, a Shogi adaptation of Stockfish's search. Further CSA available engines and libraries used to train and prepare Kristallweizen mentioned on the WCSC29 site [4] were Apery, Tanuki, Qhapaq, Elmo, dlshogi [5], python-shogi [6] and the Android Go Player No. 18 [7]. Kristallweizen may also used with Dolphin, also based on YaneuraOu's (version 4.82) search [8] [9].

Hefeweizen

Kristallweizen's forerunner, the more unfiltered Hefeweizen uses an Apery type of KPP/KKP indexed Piece-Square Tables approach, initially introduced by Bonanza, Hefeweizen won the WCSC28 in 2018, also on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud with multi ponder [10].

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