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Subject: Re: NO!

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 11:55:59 03/19/02

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On March 19, 2002 at 14:43:13, William H Rogers wrote:

>Even three or four days still will not play to perfection.
>Just look at the numbers 40 to the 30 power will still not give perfection and
>might take years to complete one move.
>But we are working on it.
>Bill

It is not a proof that perfection is impossible.

better searching rules(better pruning and extensions) together with better
evaluation may convince programs to find always the best move.

You do not need to search everything to the end of the game in order to do it
and the question how many plies you need to search is dependent on the
evaluation and on the extensions and the pruning rules.

Uri

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• Re: NO! William H Rogers 13:18:06 03/19/02

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