Author: Victor Fernandez
Date: 09:27:10 11/25/01
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On November 25, 2001 at 11:17:26, Mike S. wrote: >I wonder what sophisticated definition of "playing chess" it is, today's >programs aren't capable of in your opinion? > >Regards, >M.Scheidl Hi Mike ! Of course. I am not a programmer, but I believe that in chess it is continued programming like 50 years ago. New techniques have been introduced but the chessprograms continue with the rules A and B of Shannon. The chessprograms continue being blind, they specify to analyze of 40/40 moves and they don't plan, they continue smashing with the "horizon effect" the chessprograms have that to begin to break the "horizon effect", using "chunks", planning to long term and to use algorithms to examine only 1 or 2 positions in each move discarding the other ones very faster, in another case will never end up playing chess well. Regards, Victor.
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