Author: Stefan Fredriksson
Date: 11:54:49 10/19/00
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Intresting idea. I agree with you that this would be a great feature for us 'patzers' :) We probably make the same misstakes over and over again without knowing it. So, whos gonna write this little code for crafty? I would if I could... /Stefan On October 19, 2000 at 13:08:08, Fernando Villegas wrote: >For what we would want self-learning programs? Most of us, poor, sad dudes, are >uncapable of learning by ourselves and so are in need of a device for not >falling once and again in the same mistakes. And it is so easy that I marvel >nobody has implemented yet. > >This is how it should operate: > >a) every time in a game we make a move that is an awfull mistake -score goes >down- the program should store the position and the move. Next time we fall in >the same position and if we make the same bad move, then a dialog should appears >with a ramdom collection of insults and deprecations, warning us of our >stupidity and asking us to look something better. Similar to the tutor watching >function of Fritz, but with the difference he would recall us that we already >did the mistake before. So simple like that but more efective. > >b) How to do it? Just a little database of wrong moves and its asociated >positions and a little add-on or sub-program in the code checking every position >and move to see if it fits to one of the database. Even I could write >that...although just in basic. > > >Fernando
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