Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 04:09:48 04/11/02
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On April 11, 2002 at 05:01:21, Rex wrote: >Lets say we had 16 computers on a chess server, much like ICC. Each computer >represents 1 piece. Each computer analysis for only its piece sending the >results back to a central computer that decides what move to make based on >evaluations received back from the 16 computers. > >Of course a special program would be needed to accomplish this, with all 17 >computers running it. The central computer, the one deciding which move to >make, does not analyse, but rather "reads" a constant stream of data evaluations >from the 16 other computers. > >Any ideas, comments? Sure it would work, but it wouldn't be very efficient to spend 16 times the power on going just one ply deeper ;) -S.
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