Author: Jari Huikari
Date: 06:27:17 11/25/99
Assume that chess program N is playing a game with SLOW time controls. Number of nodes grows exponentially when search goes iteratively deeper. Program N thinks that best move is A. However A leads to loss, but behind the horizon of N. It would take terribly much time for N to search deep enough to avoid the bad move A. So it plays it and looses the game. (Also assume that N haven't enough knowledge to avoid playing A.) PERHAPS it could be avoided to play A, if program N tried to PLAY ON the game for some moves. If it played on (with shallower search for each halfmove), it could perhaps see that something very bad happens, if it plays A. What do you think? Jari
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