Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 23:55:05 05/10/98
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>Posted by Vincent Diepeveen on May 10, 1998 at 18:51:35: >Preprocessor programs generally cannot see the consequences of >positions that change, and in these positions the pawnstructure is >complex no doubt, which demands an evaluation at the leaves >rather than in the root. >Rebel is outdated in this respect, although rebels preprocessor >is very good, no doubt. Rebel's preprocessor is about 1% of its total knowledge. I told you this several times. In general I am against preprocessing but in several cases you can solve complex things in a most convenient way using preprocessing. >The search depths of nowadays however clearly demand a >different way to evaluate a position. >Note that Rebel tournament book usually does a good job >in avoiding complex pawn structures. Also not true. - Ed -
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