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Subject: Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)?

Author: Inmann Werner

Date: 14:49:17 09/20/98

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On September 20, 1998 at 17:30:31, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On September 20, 1998 at 14:21:15, John Coffey wrote:
>
>>I think that the subject says it all.
>>
>>John Coffey
>
>
>Yes.  You store the best move when you store a position, assuming you
>have a best move (you don't if you searched all moves and failed low,
>of course.)  You should try this move first each time you encounter this
>position...

Whats the thing with the fail low?
Why can I not use the Hash table for move ordering in this case?
(I do now!)

Werner

• Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Robert Hyatt 17:58:08 09/20/98
  • Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Inmann Werner 14:25:38 09/21/98
    • Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Robert Hyatt 12:56:44 09/22/98
  • Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? David Eppstein 21:12:04 09/20/98
    • Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Robert Hyatt 06:11:47 09/21/98
• Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Roberto Waldteufel 16:49:57 09/20/98
  • Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Robert Hyatt 17:59:55 09/20/98
    • Re: How do hash tables help move ordering? (Fail Low)? Roberto Waldteufel 07:09:32 09/21/98
• Re: What is fail low? John Coffey 15:00:47 09/20/98
  • Re: What is fail low? Bruce Moreland 15:53:21 09/20/98
    • Re: What is fail low? greg moller 22:44:39 09/21/98

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