Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 18:45:03 07/12/00
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On July 12, 2000 at 20:36:01, Jonathan Lee wrote: > I saw the two Fritz 6 losses in Frankfurt and came up with a guess that the >GM's try to have a closed game with each side having queens for a complex game. >The GM's queen is somewhat close to the computer's king. > IF this is how GMs beat the best software, maybe the safety of the king >needs to be reevaluated. Maybe the computer's queen needs to be just enough of >a close distance without pinning itself (the computer's king). > For example, if the computer castles kingside, then the computer's queen >and/or computers' rooks should not be on the a or b files. (The computer's king >is in the vicinity of the g file.) > Pattern recoginition may take away "most" of the computer's losses. > Jonathan (44th message) Some programs already do this... and more. :)
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