Author: Adam Oellermann
Date: 11:21:05 04/23/02
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On April 22, 2002 at 22:40:10, Ralph Patriquin wrote: >I was just toying with this idea tonight. Would writing a chess program help >your chess playing? I'm thinking in particular of a program that relies more >on evaluation than brute force search. Would the act of explicitly writing >out the algorithms so that a computer can understand, for example, weak squares >or passed pawns help your play? Would this exercise help clarify your own >thinking in actual play? Is it worth doing with chess improvement as the >primary goal? Any comments from all who've been there are appreciated. > >Ralph My chess certainly has improved from working on Blikskottel - but mainly from loads of practice and watching how the "real" chess engines beat my engine up. Cheers Adam
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