Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 12:47:34 03/23/02
I just thought aslong as computer programs don't have the positional knowledge For all positions. It might be smart to first use an normal preferably big book. Then play many games with this book. And save all games. Then look in your database in which openings your programs does best And make this the mainlines. (In fact I have done this before,with great sucses.) Keep on playing many games. Then you build a database put in all the games of your program Build a book from it. Then you look which games where lost by your program and lock these moves. you even could go further with also giving the positions which where drawn by your program a lower valeu. (That's below 50% or that 50% move are seldom played moves.) The idea I did get because if you have a patser program it is always bad to get an opening which results in a quick endgame. For a positional program it is the otherway around it prefers endgames! And it is a also sort of pre knowledge which has been used. It also makes it posible if your program is not good in all ellements opening,midle and endgame positional and tactical play . it still can get a nice score. For Chrisophe a special openings book for Tiger15 And a special openings book for Gambit Tiger15 Could be an example Ps Christophe this one is for free My Alexander setting are not the transpose from midle to endgame anymore. Still the settings are logic. Regards Marc van Hal
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