Author: Uri Blass
Date: 07:12:20 04/06/02
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On April 06, 2002 at 09:42:12, Otello Gnaramori wrote: >On April 06, 2002 at 07:21:02, Marc van Hal wrote: > > >>There is much gain in evaluation. >>But what is evaluation precisly? >>your program builds it up from the settings you gave for Kingsafety >>pawnstructure, pieces,pins,mobilety,selective search,inserted knowledge and >>piece table bases and so on. >>Though I am not a programer this is what I know from personelty creatings. >>I only don't know how a program is programed to find out where it al stands for >> >>Most epd's are still solved with piece table bases and not on search technics >>The most strenght is to gain in looking good at your program's good and bad >>points . >>Then you increase the valeu of the weak points >> >>If you use null move methode selective search is even of more importance then >>with normal search. >>if it is set to low for instance it will play null moves at a moment it rather >>should not. >>Also the selectivety of nulmoves is important. >> >>To find the best posible settings for a program is always a mather of much work. >>The better it gets the more dificult it becomes. >> >>Still i think comercial program still are far from these perfect settings >>and the most gain is to be hold out of inserting more positional knowledge. >>And where I am pointing especialy at is knowledge about pawn structures. >>secondly is to find away where it rather builds up the attack then execute it at >>once >>Mostlikely with changing the valeu of capture. >> >> >>Though again I am not a programmer but it might be help full. >> >>Regards Marc > >Peter Frey, in his book "Chess Skill in Man and Machine," says that >some experts think that a chess program with sophisticated search >algorithms and little chess knowledge might approach master level. > >w.b.r. >Otello I agree and christophe also said that he believes that a piece square table program with good search rules can get 2400 in the ssdf list that is better than a master. Uri
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