Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 08:14:31 05/25/01
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On May 24, 2001 at 20:16:23, Wayne Lowrance wrote: I hear this a lot, i see this a lot happening too. Please give an example of what you mean. then secondly we can discuss implementation! >My observations are that chess playing programs seem to lack the ability to plan >a strategy during the game. Sure they can execute combinations within in their >visible horizon. But would it be possible to incorporate on an executive level >decision making process that would guide the chess engine in the direction of a >particuliar goal/strategy such as queening a pawn or a King side attack, that is >be beyond the horizon search. >Has this been incorportated in any of the current programs? Too me, it does not >appear so. > >I have seen too many games where programs have no clue as to how to proceed, so >they just move a rook back and forth etc that indicates they are unable to come >up with a plan and/or have played thus far without a plan only to search for >what gives it (the Program) a best number. > >Wayne
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