Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 13:52:52 11/17/00
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On November 16, 2000 at 14:11:48, Amir Ban wrote: >The term "knowledge based" is traditionally used in the field to excuse the poor >performance of a program by its programmer or its fans. In extreme cases (cf. >Botvinnik) it was used to excuse the failure of a program to play any games. thank you amir. i don't think that programs like hiarcs or mchess or the king/chessmaster or even cstal need any excuse. related to junior they know more. and do use the knowledge more specific. how do you want to deny this ? i cannot interprete your comment in another way than offending some people. maybe this is your revenge. whatever. i remember a game in paderborn where shredder played junior. the rook moves or junior did not look as if shredder needed ANY excuse. i thought the opposite would be true, and junior needed some good excuses.
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