Author: Mike S.
Date: 12:15:39 07/13/01
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On July 13, 2001 at 12:14:37, Mike Adams wrote: >(...) This is in part because no >special evaluation routines are programmed into any program for generating >opening moves. No routines directly aimed at 12h per move theory generation - but I think, most programs have opening-specific routines and evaluations, maybe except some amateurs. Things like don't bring the queen too early - although it will happen sometimes, or don't block the d-pawn by Bf1-d3, don't move a piece twice during the first few moves, and such things. The program's play in the opening, if out of book, is much too good to be done without specific opening knowledge in the engine. Maybe some programmers can acknowledge that? Regards, M.Scheidl
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