Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 11:28:59 11/02/01
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On November 02, 2001 at 00:57:36, Dr. Franklin wrote: >how exactly would a Programmer actually >know if his program has improved? Actually I can see no difference between >fritz6 or Fritz7 since I am a relatively weak player, not Master strength. When >you Develope your program i am wondering if You consult Master level players? The method each programmer uses to do this is a key part of that programmer's proprietary technology that may give him/her an edge over the competitors. Imagine that you could instantly get an exact measurement of the effects of a change in algorithms/evaluation (this will never happen, of course). Then you could try many more modifications in a given time. Thus developing a reasonably reliable way to measure the strength must be a crucial component of improving a chess program over time.
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