Crazy Stone Deep Learning versus Zenith Go 6

Rules:
20 seconds per move
Both AI running on the same Intel Core I5-2500k Quad-Core

Standing:
Crazy 1 : 1 Zenith

Game 1:
What a match. I would not have imagined the fun I had watching this game. Crazy Stone thought it had a substantial lead. But then a spectacular comeback by Zen Go.

Here are both playing with 60s per move on an i7-4790K.

Game 2:
Both AI can beat each other at equal time settings. Crazy Stone kills a large group for the win.

Are you just running both programs and clicking back and forth?

I run both programs on the same computer and enter the moves manual. Both use all 4 cores and stop computing after they have made their move.

I have a question about Zen: in the analysis tab there are 3 rows: Candidate (move), Count and Value. What does "count" mean, count of what? Moves, games...?

Hello Thread Hichecker

It called Iterations, not Count in my version of Zen Go. The larger the number is, the more well-read-out the move is.