Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 10:47:07 02/20/05
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On February 20, 2005 at 13:34:54, Claude Le Page wrote: >Hi Sandro! Hi Claude, >The need for a book depends largely of the engine: No, it is the same for all them. >For instance Hiarcs9 hardly needs a book because it's positionnal : it make >reasonable moves ,if not optimal The strategy / positional understanding is what is weaker in computers,so in this case the need is even higher...sorry.. >On the contrary Junior7 or Junior9 play Open Ruy Lopez (and chiefly Dilworth ) >As Grandmasters , but they need to be led here up to move 10 : hence , if their >book proposes only 4...Be7 , they lose part of their strength No, in the first part of the game the computers need openings...if you check Chess Informator you can see how different strong GMs played openings 30 years ago compared to today GMs, still they had a similar chess knowledge...what this means? >Friendly Yours >Clade Le Page Sandro
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