Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 11:07:05 03/15/02
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On March 15, 2002 at 12:26:35, Art Basham wrote: >Here white (Junior 7) played...h4! and went on to open the h-file for a king >side attack and eventually won! > >I am trying to see if any other programs will make the same move here: >1. h4...! > >Or maybe you can come up with a better move! >Most of my engines want to O-O, or play g5, etc. > >[D]r2q1r1k/pppbbppp/2n1p3/3pP3/1P1P2P1/2PB1N1P/P1Q2P2/R1B1K2R w KQ - Maybe not but h4 and for black h5 are null moves From junior Like also a4 and for black a5 is I previously made postings about it and Amir took it over in it's program. But the junior of today junior7 uses the kasparov piece table bases. The valeu for pieces on a certain place. how that works you actualy can find in fritz3 (The f12 funktion) Only Amir must have used an advanced version of that funktion. To make use of the Kasparov piece table bases. Actualy Junior7 has much potential And with some better search methode or selectivety it becomes extremely strong. (Amir calls it evaluation wich actualy goes deeper then selectivety or search methode. I think basicly to get a better evaluation methode the pawn knowledge should be increased Meaning also knowledge about how to keep the pawn chain mobile (For use of suport of the pieces,give shelter to the pieces advancing the chance for pawn promotion The best example for this can be givven by position of the Sicilian where black has a pwan centre with a pawn on e5 and d6 pawns on a6 b5 on the flank a rook on c8 A bishop on e6 by the manouvre Na5 Bc4 changing of bishops by Bxe2 Nc4 increasing the presure on the c-file) maybe a try could be looking at typical manouvres of a certain opening But i think this is more something for neural networks) Fot this reason I once wrote that Junior7 is good for Svidler and Morozevich and after the tuning a good program for Kasparov To use for analyses. Regards Marc
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