Author: Stefano Gemma
Date: 12:20:33 08/18/00
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On August 18, 2000 at 10:08:26, Peter Hegger wrote: >On August 18, 2000 at 06:00:47, Stefano Gemma wrote: >They've done something very similar to an evolving program in the game of >checkers. The stronger programs are allowed to re-produce while the weaker ones >are allowed to die off. So far, an expert strength checkers program has evolved >from one which knew only the rules. The same thing done in chess would be very >interesting. This was my goal, but it is hard to make it works. Chess is more complex than checkers. The very first approach to this problem was a program of Samuel (i hope this is the right name). Its program is about 40 years old... but still we have nothing similar in chess. I think that we will need something more complex than a simple genethic algorithm. Maybe we need more than one GA to get something good. The better GA that we use are... the programmers ;-). They make selection, cross and mutation as no automatic algorithm could do. Ciao!!!
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