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<subtitle>The typhoon chess playing engine.
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<title>Wire NNUE eval into search, build the training pipeline, and add a fast</title>
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<name>Scott Gasch</name>
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move/eval-agreement benchmark against Stockfish (tests/lop)

Implements the architecture decisions in src/docs/NNUE.md: HalfKAv2_hm
feature set, int16/int8 quantization, per-ply accumulator backup for
king moves, and a lazy-eval-ready integration into search.c/eval.c.
Adds the full annotate_pgns/ training pipeline (extraction, K-fit/
labeling, quiet filtering, tensor building, training, export) plus an
end-to-end orchestrator (run_nnue_pipeline.py) and validation tooling
(sanity_check_net.py, compare_vs_stockfish_net.py). Adds tests/lop:
a 10k-position list-of-positions benchmark comparing engine eval rank
and move choice against pre-computed Stockfish/lc0 references, much
cheaper than a full self-play match for day-to-day progress checks.

First sd10-matched self-play result against classic HCE: LLR +2.28
(H1=+2.94), -72=119+169 over 360 games, confirming the net is
"smarter per node" at matched depth. A real-time (--st 4) match is
currently weaker (candidate loses ~3 plies of depth to a ~3.3-3.7x
nps gap against an unrecalibrated search), consistent with
NNUE.md's adoption-criterion section -- pruning/reduction constants
still need retuning for the new eval's score scale before a fair
real-time comparison is possible.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 &lt;noreply@anthropic.com&gt;
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