Author: Uri Blass
Date: 11:39:23 10/01/00
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On October 01, 2000 at 13:59:32, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote: >This is possible for the first six to eight moves per side in the opening but >then you would have to know capture sequences etc and move ordering and >repetitions and mate threats and.... > >When you reach a Kpk or kPK endgame you would lack data to reconstruct the game. >It is like an object that is partially destroyed by fire. If it is too far-gone >we don't even know what it was. If it is only slightly damaged then we might be >able to even get clues as to why it burned in the first place. > >In any case, the first position is usually the same unless we are playing >Fischer Random Chess and the ultimate final position is two opposite kings on >the board. > >We can use mathematical regression to solve problems but in the real world there >are few exact solutions... > > >Tim Frohlick The poster did not look for an exact solution but for a possible solution. If you give me a position I can construct a possible game that lead to the position(I do not say that the solution is unique and the game does not have to be a good game) I think that nobody is interested in doing a special program to do the same. Uri
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