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Subject: Re: finding a positional plan - part two

Author: Thomas Lagershausen

Date: 14:15:54 03/25/02

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On March 25, 2002 at 14:10:27, Art Basham wrote:

>Hi Tom,
>Again, I think there are too many good posibilities here to make
>"h4" a good test move..etc.
>
>Some of the engines i tested did not prefer Bh3 even on the following
>move....even if
>h4 and another move was entered beforehand...:-)
>
>There are many good positional moves here...i think.
>
>
>a good test move should be more obvious for most of the engines to find,
>..:-)
>
>best regards,
>ab

No, in the positional field you don´t have this easy work for the tester with
this wanted experience "oh year, now its so clear".The tester has to be a lot of
chessknowledge to see the small advantages of the move, or he trust in the
teacher.My advice, trust in the teacher.One time you will see he is right
because he knows much more as you about this position.If you don´t want to
understand this than programs will never make progress in positional
play.Differences in the positional field are very small and we need the trust in
the knownledge of chessgrandmasters.

best regards
TL



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