Author: stuart taylor
Date: 23:43:41 04/13/00
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On April 13, 2000 at 12:21:31, William H Rogers wrote: >My program generates say 30 possible moves at ply one and half of them return a >negative score. Would it be likely to prune those moves out of the tree and thus >speed up the program? >I must mention that I evaluate each move as it is made. >Thanks >Bill Excuse my ignorance, but how could it possibly make fantastic but sound sacrifices in such a way? And even if you are not looking for the fantastic and absurd, just pure strength and hard to beat, that alone is not chess, and can easily be defeated. Chess needs both the obvious and the non-obvious S.Taylor.
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