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Main difference between BiGo Assistant Tiny, BiGo Assistant Profi and BiGo
Assistant Full consists in sizes of their databases.
BiGo Assistant Tiny Edition Databases.
Go games database 0.85 include 25 228 games records (3 279 professional games)
Go Opening Databases is built from the Tiny Game Database:
Fuseki database (more than 240 000 variations) Fuseki for half board (19x11) database (about 4 600 000 variations) Joseki database for 12x12 corner (more than 4 300 000 variations) Joseki database for 9x9 corner (more than 7 600 000 variations)
Subbases
Subbases are subsets of full the Go Games Database.
Professional Go Games Subbase with Fuseki/Joseki Subbases Pro & SemiPro Go Games Subbase with Fuseki/Joseki Subbases User defined custom Subbases. For example: all professinonal games in year 2000. Predefined and user defined personal Go Games Subbases of the best Go players with Fuseki Subbases:
Cho Chikun, Cho Hunhyun, Go Seigen, Kato Masao, Kobayashi Koichi, Lee Changho,
Ma Xiaochun, Rin Kaiho, Sakata Eio, Takemiya Masaki.
BiGo Assistant Profi Edition Databases.
Go game records database includes more than 101 000 professional games (at least one
pro player). Most of the games were input from the printed sources. Latest professional
records included.
Go opening databases are the same as for Tiny and Full databases.
BiGo Assistant Full Edition Databases
Go game records database includes about 3 297 000 Go games records of strong (5 dan),
very strong (6-7 dan) amateurs and professionals (about 105 000 games with
at least one pro player). There are very few games of weak players.
Go Opening Databases built from the game database:
Fuseki database built from full the Game Database - about 3 * 10^9 variations Fuseki for half board (19x11) database built from
full the Game Database - more than 5 * 10^11 variations Joseki database for 12x12 corner built from full
the Game Database - more than 3 * 10^12 variations Joseki database for 9x9 corner built from full the
Game Database - more than 2 * 10^13 variations
Manually entered Joseki Database
This database managed by separate program BiGo Joseki.
Subbases
Subbases are subsets of full the Go Games Database:
Professional Go Games Subbase with Fuseki/Joseki Subbases Pro & SemiPro Go Games Subbase with Fuseki/Joseki Subbases User defined Custom Subbases. For example: all high dan (7-9) professional games in year 2002. Predefined and user defined personal Go Games Subbases of the best Japanese,
Chinese and Korean Go players with Fuseki Subbases:
Cho Chikun (1967 games), Cho Hunhyun (1828 games), Fujisawa Hideyuki (777 games),
Go Seigen (831 games), Kato Masao (1267 games), Kobayashi Koichi (1404 games),
Lee Changho (1868 games), Ma Xiaochun (904 games), Nie Weiping (743 games),
O Rissei (1003 games), Rin Kaiho (1517 games), Sakata Eio (979 games),
Takemiya Masaki (1106 games), Yoo Changhyuk (1101 games), Otake Hideo (1157 games) and many other.
Databases sources
Game records for databases collected from many sources.
Games of professional Go players from about 50 Yearbooks (Japanese Kido,
Korean Baduk and Chinese WeiQi), about 200 monthly Go magazines, other
Go publications and from Internet are included in Professional Games Database.
Internet sources for professional records:
Games of high level amateur Go players collected from printed
sources and Internet Go servers:
- Tygem
- CyberKiwon (does not operate anymore)
- Dashn (does not operate anymore)
- IGS
- KGS (special thanks
to administration of KGS for assistance)
- Neostone
- No Name Go Server (NNGS) (does not operate anymore)
and others
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