LeelaSabaki

LeelaSabaki has been deprecated as of Sabaki v0.40.0. Use the integrated analysis features instead.

Features

Shows heatmap of network probabilities
Adds considered variations to the game tree in Sabaki, along with winning statistics

Make sure you have the engine only version of Leela or Leela Zero.
Make sure you have the most recent version of Sabaki installed.
Download LeelaSabaki, or build it yourself. Make sure you have permission to execute the files.
Open Sabaki and open the 'Preferences' drawer by pressing Ctrl/Cmd+,.
Click on the 'Engines' tab and add a new engine with the following settings:
- Path: Your path to LeelaSabaki
- Arguments: LeelaSabaki options, followed by your path to Leela (Zero), followed by additional command line arguments to Leela. Leela will be called with the --gtp option automatically. If you're using Leela Zero, make sure to configure it properly.
Example
- Path: leelasabaki
- Arguments: --heatmap my_path/leelaz -w my_path/weights.txt --playouts 100 --noponder

$ leelasabaki [--flat] [--heatmap] [--help] <path-to-leela> [leela-arguments...]

--flat

Instead of appending variations as multiple moves, we will append one node per variation with the final board arrangement and move numbers.
--heatmap

Visualizes network probabilities as a heatmap after each generated move.
--help

Displays help message.

Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed. First, clone LeelaSabaki:

$ git clone https://github.com/SabakiHQ/LeelaSabaki.git
$ cd LeelaSabaki

Install the dependencies of LeelaSabaki with npm:

$ npm install

To build binaries use the following command:

$ npm run build

This will create an executable file in /bin.