Author: stuart taylor
Date: 17:41:52 05/29/01
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Every aspect apart from what is needed for the program to think for itself, if cut out during tests, would be most interesting for the chess loving consumer, I think. This certainly applies to the opening books, except for pattern recognition purposes. Others bells and whistles can be added later, and even retested. Even if the testing seems much more cumbersome, in truth, it speaks much much more per 100 games than the normal mass-production games, which is simply idiotic, in many ways, I think. I mean e.g. Program A vs Program B both with books off 20 games Program A books off vs. program B books on 20 games Program A books on vs. program B books on 20 games Program A books on vs program B books off 20 games even though this is only 80 games, it shows much much more than 100 games with only both books on. S.Taylor
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