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Subject: How many programmers are using a subroutine to avoid close positions ?

Author: Jorge Pichard

Date: 15:26:05 05/18/00

In the game Tiviakov vs Fritz SSS we witnessed how simple it was for any IM to
paralize the tactical capability of a  any good program. Since we all know
that open positions increase the tactical chances of most programs. Therefore,
it is recommended to implement a subroutine which will enable the program to
detect when the position is becoming locked in the middlegame, which will
trigger it to sacrifice the key pawn in order to open up the position for the
program to excel tactically.

Jorge

• Re: How many programmers are using a subroutine to avoid close positions ? Brian Richardson 10:00:01 05/19/00
• Re: How many programmers are using a subroutine to avoid close positions ? Robert Hyatt 17:13:06 05/18/00
• Re: How many programmers are using a subroutine to avoid close positions ? Will Singleton 16:33:22 05/18/00
  • Re: How many programmers are using a subroutine to avoid close positions ? pete 08:03:26 05/19/00
• Or, how many use a subroutine to understand close positions (NT) ? ujecrh 15:59:21 05/18/00

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