Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 14:28:47 09/26/99
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On September 26, 1999 at 14:42:53, Ed Schröder wrote: >On September 26, 1999 at 13:55:54, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Hi Pros: >>I wonder if you can give us in a next version of your programs the following >>tutorial device: to store each game we play and take a look after several are >>there and then, each time we use the program, tell us wich has been our most >>common mistake -or mistakes- until now and offer us the chance to correct it. >>By example, if you miss he correct line in the ortodox defense against D4 -the >>program know that because the log of the games show a deep fall of our score >>there- he can give recall us that and gives us the chance to play again that >>line, warning in advance that we are playing it badly and take a more careful >>look after move number X; if we are prone to be destroyed in attacks against our >>king, he can ask us if we want to sharp our defensive capabilities in that >>aspect and then, if we accept, try to play againts us an open game aimed to >>attack our king; if we just lose the track in rooks endings, he could offer us >>to begin a game from an ending position -the program must have a collection of >>positions- where rook game is esential. And so and so. So the program becomes a >>real teacher and our sucesive games becomes something more than a casual serie >>of them. Could be possible? >>Fernando > >Rebel has an option "automatic annotation". It marks moves with "?!" (doubtful >move), "?" (bad move), or "??" (blunder). The annotations are made while >playing your games. The annotations are saved in the database too. The >annotations are (of course) not always correct but in case of clear mistakes >it is a big help. > >I believe Fritz has something similar with with green, yellow and red >lights but I am not completely sure. > >Ed Schroder Hi ED: Yes, I know, but it is not fully the thing I am thinking in. I think in something more intrusive, where the program does not wait us to see the log and get our conclusions. Neither Rebel has a database of tipical positions to play if the program catch our tipical wrongdoings. I hope you can implement something of he sort in a near future. Cheers Fernando
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