Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 20:21:36 03/30/98
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On March 30, 1998 at 03:15:32, Mark Young wrote: >On March 29, 1998 at 16:25:53, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>>Posted by Komputer Korner on March 29, 1998 at 15:21:41: >> >>>Ed, What about a prediction? >>>I predict that Rebel 10 will draw it's 40/2 game as white and lose as >>>black. I am not so interested in the blitz games. >> >>I have no predictions only hope.............. >> >>I am doing experiments to write an anti-Anand style. Open positions, >>asymmetrical king safety, aggressive play, maybe weird pawn moves so >>now and then. >> >>More ideas? >> >>If not a total disaster I will include this as an option as a separate >>playing style in Rebel10. >> >>- Ed - >----------------------------------------------------- > >If your anti-style programming works you should program the anti-styles >for the top 10 present or past grandmaster, And sell it as an add on. In >the future will programs learn what style of play it is playing against >and choose the right anti-style on its own? Is this possible to program? >If so is this the next step in computer learning for chess programs? > > Mark Young this is also dangerous.. Anand can play wildly tactical games quite well also. If you let king safety get a little too careless, you can die quickly against him. watch those g4/g5 moves from Rebel. Against humans that are good, they can backfire...
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