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Preprocessed Chess Puzzle Data #10

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y12uc231 opened this issue Dec 17, 2023 · 4 comments
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Preprocessed Chess Puzzle Data #10

y12uc231 opened this issue Dec 17, 2023 · 4 comments

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@y12uc231
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Hi,

I was trying to reproduce the results for the chess puzzle dataset and it seems like the original dataset was preprocessed to convert FEN positions to a set of moves. But there can be multiple set of moves to reach a specific board position. Is it possible for you to share the preprocessing script or the preprocessed data used in the experiments.

Thanks,
Satya

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Thank

@y12uc231
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y12uc231 commented Dec 19, 2023

Hi all,

Bumping this up in case there is anything I am missing or if there is any other info needed from my end. Appreciate helping with this.

-Satya

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i believe the data for the sequence of moves exists somewhere, @pavel-izmailov would know details

@pavel-izmailov
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Hey @y12uc231, the original data from lichess is indeed in FEN notation, but also each puzzle is extracted from a real game. You can find a database of puzzles as a csv here. Each entry should contain a game id from which the position was extracted. Then, you can use the lichess api to extract the game from its id, and convert it to a move sequence notation.

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