Author: Will Singleton
Date: 12:25:39 05/04/01
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On May 04, 2001 at 14:27:54, Dann Corbit wrote: >Christian Söderström >Gian-Carlo Pascutto >Ulrich Tuerke >Robert Hyatt > >And even David Rasmussen, because his number was of value, even if his >explanation was a bit lacking. >;-) > >It seems that move ordering is something of a black art. > >Everyone does it a little differently. >Everyone even *counts* it a little differently (so we have to think clearly to >see if we are comparing apples to oranges). > >And yet, it is one of the most important facets of the search. The performance >jump in going from 70% correct to 90% correct will be enormous. > >I also went through the information in Ernst Heinz's excellent book, and >Pepito's code. I was interested in the subject, and was going to run it. But I have to admit that I couldn't quite get what you were asking, so I blew it off. I've worked quite a lot on move ordering, and would be interested in any conclusions you might have. Will
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