Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 09:33:01 10/19/00
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Hi: Ingo Althofer, a german mathematician that visited me a couple of years ago, do something similar, but he is the arbiter. And he uses one engine. Maybe if he read this he could tell us something about what happens when this heap of brains is putted to perform. There was also a very old program that had two engines, one to tactical calculations, the other for strategic decisions. The first to do the job was the strategical one, looking for the best positional move; then the tactical asociate took a look to see if something was tactically wrong. But then, what a third party could do? What the paralell engines does? What a heck the third engine decides? I guess that the paralel engines goes along different but equally tactical lines and then the third engine decides on strategical grounds IF there is not too much difference in the score of the previous two. Opinions? fernando
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