Author: David Dahlem
Date: 17:59:10 02/19/01
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On February 19, 2001 at 15:24:37, John Merlino wrote: >It has long been said that the opening book that the Chessmaster personality >uses (and has used for the last several versions) is particularly weak. Some >have called it horrible. The development team for the next version of >Chessmaster (don't laugh) has already started the process of getting the book >fixed/improved, and would like to hear your comments, if you have any. > >Does anybody have any concrete evidence of any data in the opening book that is >incorrect or bad? Or of any knowledge holes in the book? If you DO have any >specific instances of bad data in the book, please let me know by e-mail (or >post here, if you aren't SURE that the moves are bad, and want your suspicions >discussed). > >Many thanks, > >jm Seems to me that the best way to create a good opening book would be to import a pgn file with a collection of games between top quality engines that used good books. A book learning feature would also help a lot. Dave
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