If you know about Lizzie already, she has Leela already built into her as well as analysis option.
The link you provided is for her older sister, who was trained on human games and is inferior to Leela Zero which ships with Lizzie and is modelled after AlphaGo Zero (entirely self taught).
Just follow the instructions in the provided readme in the release.
The first run may take a while because Leela Zero needs to set up the OpenCL tunings and download the latest network if it is not present. Just hang tight, and wait for it to finish, then you will see Leela Zero’s analysis displayed on the board.
The readme file will also give instructions on how to load an sgf that is saved on your computer and how to have Lizzie automatically analyse the game (this too may take a while if you don’t have a powerful graphics card).
There used to be http://rosystein.com/ but they had to close the site due to financial difficulty. I’m not aware of there being any others, but I highly doubt they’d be both free and high quality.
If you’re 8 kyu like your OGS profile says you are, I’m sure there are many helpful people who could review your game for you if you posted it in these forums might not be leela but at least you don’t need good hardware or to install something
It happens frequently that best move isn’t sente, according to PV.
Here is an example: move 1 is the best for Leela, but doesn’t need an answer from white. Maybe I’m too low rank to understand.
Don’t expect LZ to teach you how a sequence unfolds. Just like in a pro game, the other party will not play a submissive move, and will rather choose to take the initiative somewhere else. It’s quite fascinating but not necessarily a great learning experience.
On my notebooks with a modern notebook cpu/gpu (Intel(R) Core™ i5-8250U CPU @ 1.60GHz) it takes less than 15 minutes to calculate reasonable probabilities for every move of a game.
It should be possible to use lizzie on a home computer without special hardware.
You don’t have to run leela at a strong level through. Even on weak settings leela will find you worst moves.
It depends on the amount of playouts - i.e. 1000 cost 0.5€ per game. Which is likely enough in most cases. I think it is a good idea to offer some service like this for people who can not use leelaz otherwise. And stuff costs money so I think it is fair to charge for it. The actual prize may be a topic for discussion.
I also prefer to run offline since I have a gaming PC which isn’t quite up to date anymore but good enough for leelaz.
Any not too old PC with a graphic card should be enough.
For reviews I use my notebook (the GPU on the notebook CPU) and it takes about 15 minutes for 100 playouts per move. That’s enough time to make a coffee Afterwards a nice win probability plot is waiting for you.
I’d just like to clarify that I when I said low end I was thinking under $500. Our standards in the US or Western Europe might be a bit different from the rest of the world.
If you ask how much i am willing to PAY, i would say NOTHING.
I mean if they are the one who developed the program, then maybe charging a few dollars is quite reasonable. But if they just grab a copy from github and then run it on their own site, then no, i am not paying. they can put ads on their site or sell merchandise or whatever but i am not paying.