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Subject: Re: Opponent-modeling in computer chess

Author: Reinhard Scharnagl

Date: 05:00:03 07/15/05

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On July 15, 2005 at 07:40:47, Mathieu Pagé wrote:

>At least, I understand your point. I already thougt of an engine with two
>evaluation function one two maximize and one to predict the opponent's move. I
>never tried it but I came to the conclusion that it would not be as efficient as
>one using only an evaluation function since one of thoses two evaluation
>function would be weaker than the other.

that is the wrong (or better misleading) view. It is merely a question of
different playing styles.

>However, my actual idea does not imply two evaluation function. It just imply
>that against a particular opponent the engine would use a different evaluation
>function and a different book than against another oponent.
>
>Look at this post from Jay Scott :
>http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?436722 he seem to better express
>my idea than I can. You probably already understand that i'm not a native
>english speaker.

Mee too.

Reinhard.



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