Author: ed
Date: 11:08:24 10/15/98
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On October 15, 1998 at 10:12:45, Robert Hyatt wrote: >No it can't. Alpha/beta doesn't produce a score for *every* move searched. It >produces a score for the first (hopefully best) move and then only proves that >the score for every other move is lower, without determining how much lower. Yes, I do understand Alpha/Beta. Many a times, a pgm will have a tough time deciding/alternating between move A or B or C, and, and it is these move A and B and C that I want to see in the written analysis. Also, if the top 3 variations is displayed on the screen, it gotta be also possible to save to a file, won't you say? :) >It takes a second search to get the real score/PV for a second-best move... Hmmm... now that u mention it, it does make sense.
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