Author: Kurt Widmann
Date: 11:30:50 01/03/01
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On January 02, 2001 at 23:48:54, Uri Blass wrote: >On January 02, 2001 at 19:22:05, Kurt Widmann wrote: > >>DF is currently Playing a match against Germany. >>The book used by DF seems to lead to a loss. >>The theoretical line 23.Qxg5//28.Nxb5 in my opinion >>may be DF book and will be difficult to find a draw for white. >>DF has at least 20 ply depth search,thus may be able to survive. > >1)Germany can search deeper because they can use Deep Fritz for more time to >analyze their moves. > > >2)I found that Deep Fritz was lost out of book in one game of Deep Fritz against >Junior6 in the ssdf games and I do not understand it. > >I do not understand the reason that programmers let their program to accept >illogical moves in their book. > >I think that a chess program should analyze every position in the book for one >second and if it find illogical moves it should analyze the relevant positions >for more time. > >If it finds nothing good even after more time it should delete the moves out of >the book. > >Uri Thank you for your reply. I am trying to make your point for years on this site,that book is the "Deciding factor" in most games. There are some exceptions,where a program for certain positions, does not have proper instructions to exploit it. If I had a program, I would analyse and analyse and correct my book. And then,try to provide the proper guidance with encountered difficult positions. Kurt Widmann
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