Author: Aaron Tay
Date: 04:10:19 08/20/00
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On August 20, 2000 at 07:07:23, Uri Blass wrote: >>>if it is so then anyone can come with a "good" opening book and run all >programs with that particular book. Why do they bother to make differant books >for differant chess programs? really!! why? >>You are talking about fitting the program style with the opening book. True >>to a extent I guess, but I suspect, most amuteur opening books not checked by >>experts have some fairly big blunders that are bad objectively. >>That is where the commerical books are superior in the avoiding of such >>errors. >I am not sure about it because I saw cases when commercial programs lost games >because of bad book lines(I do not know if it happens more often pr less often >with crafty's opening bookin ICC). I don't know either of course, but it seems to be quite a good guess that commerical books have less errors than auto-generated ones..Someone if sufficently dedicated could try to find out of course..by collecting stats ..
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