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Subject: Re: Here's an example.

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 19:02:20 04/17/00

On April 17, 2000 at 20:55:27, Mogens Larsen wrote:

>On April 17, 2000 at 20:33:57, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>was crafty still 'in book' at move 27?  If not, book learning has no effect
>>at all.
>
>No, it wasn't in book. What about the position.lrn file then? I understand that
>the book settings infer the change of opening moves, but I think it would be
>neat if Crafty was able to recognize a position after move 26 and use the
>knowledge of the effect of a certain move (ie. move 27 in my example). It might
>not be a decisive move, but it worked the last time.
>
>Best wishes...
>Mogens


position learning only recognizes 'bad things' and inserts them into the
hash table so that if that game is played again, it will find the 'bad thing'
sooner and vary...

Re: Here's an example. Mogens Larsen 06:04:39 04/18/00
- Re: Here's an example. Robert Hyatt 15:58:51 04/18/00
  - Re: Here's an example. Mogens Larsen 17:39:55 04/18/00
    - Re: Here's an example. Robert Hyatt 18:54:24 04/18/00
      - Re: Here's an example. Mogens Larsen 03:22:10 04/19/00
        
        Re: Here's an example. Robert Hyatt 07:12:59 04/19/00
        
        Re: Here's an example. Mogens Larsen 10:41:33 04/19/00
        
        Re: Here's an example. Robert Hyatt 15:37:47 04/19/00
        
        Re: Here's an example. Mogens Larsen 15:50:20 04/19/00
        
        Re: Here's an example. Jeremiah Penery 21:12:16 04/19/00
        
        Re: Here's an example. Mogens Larsen 02:20:25 04/20/00

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