Author: Mathieu Pagé
Date: 12:33:34 07/14/05
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On July 14, 2005 at 15:26:23, James Swafford wrote: >I had thought to do something along those lines. About a year or >year and a half ago I wrote a perl script that would log the ICC >games for any account I told it to. > >I scheduled the script to run every half hour or so. When it logged >in, it would pull a 'history' of every account. If there was a game >in the history it hadn't logged yet, it would get the moves for >that game and log them into a Postgres database. > >This worked pretty well, but I haven't run it in a long time, and >I haven't done anthing with the data yet. > >-- >James Hi James, If I understand you well, you can retrives moves from games that have been played on ICC? I did not event thought one could use all the games of an opponent to model him. I was thinking of using only the game *the learning engine* play against that opponent This seem a really good idea.
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