Author: JW de Kort
Date: 01:17:20 08/19/98
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On August 18, 1998 at 05:39:33, Guido Schimmels wrote: >While I have a lot of books about chess, very few of them turned out to be >helpfull for evaluation function design. This especially for the middle-game. >For endings I like Averbakh's little book 'Erfolg im Endspiel' (Success in >Endings ?), >which provides a lot easily to implement patterns and heuristics. >With my middle-game books I'm very unhappy. Most of them concentrate on >certain tactical patterns, those included that pretend to be about strategie. >The better ones at least require hard brain work to transform the advices given >into >something computable. >What about classics like 'My System' or Tarrasch's books, did anyone find them >usefull ? > >- Guido - I know this is mot very usufull information but if i'am not mistaking, a long time ago somebody in rec.games.chess.computer gave the title of a dissertation devotated to this subject. I'am sorry i can not be more specific but maybe somebody else knows the titel. Regards Jan Willem
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