Author: Peter Berger
Date: 05:40:57 08/26/05
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On August 26, 2005 at 08:21:53, Kurt Utzinger wrote: > Hi Mark > Who has created this book? To optimize a book for the > playing style of a specific engine is an extreme hard > job to do. Some thousand games at different time controls > are needed. What makes you think so? While I agree that thousands of games at different time controls might be a useful thing ( if someone has the time to look at all this stuff later :)) , I don't really see the connection to optimizing a book for the playing style of a specific engine. I think the real problem is more to find out what kind of style a specific engine has and what relationship this should have to a potential opening repertoire, if any. That's nothing you can easily find out with thousands of games IMHO, at least I don't see how the thousand games are a necessary condition. Actually I don't see a major difference to a human chesstrainer who helps someone with his/her opening repertoire. As far as I know they usually don't need 1000 of games to do that. Peter >I therefore very much doubt that we can speak > about an "optimizedd" book for Fruit. Who the hell had the > time to do this job? > Kurt
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