Author: Peter McKenzie
Date: 12:55:31 07/20/00
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Don't forget, the world existed before 1980. Seems to me that Slate & Atkin (Chess 3.x, 4.x) pioneered the modern chess program, dominated the field for the 1970s, and wrote the most influential papers (their writings are probably the earliest ones which are still worth reading by anyone writing a chess program today). On July 19, 2000 at 21:05:18, walter irvin wrote: >my best 5 chess programmers >1.deep blue team (deep blue) >2.richard lang (all were good + 8 titles!!!!!!) >3.amir ban (deep junior) >4.frans morsch (fritz) >5.ed (chess machine and rebel) > >there are a few that get left off the list ,either they did not win a title or >they just could not keep pace with the better programs .
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