Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 13:09:27 04/17/02
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On April 17, 2002 at 15:43:23, Jesus de la Villa wrote: > >Have someone defined the general rule(s) where null move >is unable to find simple combinations?, and if so, which >are those rules ? > >"Obviusly" is more expensive to check it than to not >use Null Move. There are times you simply must turn null move off or disasters will happen. When the board gets sparse, turn it off. If you are in check, turn it off. If you are already searching with null move, additional null move pruning [for subsequent plies] is questionable. If you see a checkmate threat during the null move search, turn it off or extend. Null move will not remove the ability to find simple combinations. It only delays it. But it might delay it enough that you will not find it in a reasonable time.
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