Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 07:10:09 04/25/00
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On April 25, 2000 at 08:25:22, blass uri wrote: >Some programs do not know important information about simple endgames because >the programmers assume that tablebases will help them. Chessfun said the same and I guess that's true. >You cannot say the same about opening books because you can get a similiar >position that is going to be out of book so programs have to know to play >without opening book otherwise they may have problems against opponents who try >to get them out of book. I think that a lot of programs will have problems making good opening moves without a book. There was a good example from the DJ-Xie Jun match. I wonder how a tournament without an opening book would turn out. Best wishes... Mogens
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