Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 06:43:38 04/15/02
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On April 15, 2002 at 06:08:21, Sune Fischer wrote: >>Name one algorithim used today, that wasn't used 20 years ago? Here is quote from kasparovchess.com by Mark Uniacke: "It has been almost three years since Hiarcs 7.32 was released, and although I have been relatively inactive in the chess computer scene in that time, Hiarcs has undergone many changes. Perhaps the most striking, to those familiar with Hiarcs, will be that the program searches 1-3 moves (plies) deeper than its predecessor at the same time control. This has been achieved through being more selective in the moves analysed, supplemented with an improved evaluation of positions. This means that Hiarcs is able to see deeper positional and tactical ideas, resulting in a significant improvement in chess strength over its predecessor. Hiarcs still examines many fewer positions per second than its competitors like Fritz, Junior, Shredder and Tiger, preferring to spend more time evaluating the positional aspects." http://www.kasparov.com/serve/templates/folders/show.asp?p_docID=20671&p_docLang=EN -S.
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