Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 13:56:25 05/03/01
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On May 03, 2001 at 15:38:44, Dann Corbit wrote: >What is the target percentage for getting the first move right? >90%? <<this is pretty much a minumum goal, isn't it?>> >95%? >99%? >Besides node counts for the move in question, what other schemes have been >tried. (time spent analyzing the move in question is obviously an equivalent to >node counts). > >What about the very first pass? How important is ordering _before_ you have any >sort of node count, and what do you use to order before anything has been >searched? I initially sort the moves by simply calling Quiesce() after making each root move, and using this score to sort the moves the first pass. This will basically sort them into descending order based on the static evaluation except for those moves that are captures or are affected by captures. Once the first iteration is done, I use node counts from then on.
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