Author: Uri Blass
Date: 10:46:58 05/02/02
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On May 02, 2002 at 13:17:40, William H Rogers wrote: >I do not know what the rest of the people do, but I am just hand coping complete >games of past masters into a data file where I can sort them by color, etc. When >I get enough done, then I will use them for my programs books. >Hopefully the games that I am recording are of strong enough play to make a >difference. My program has no opening stratgy and therefore plays rather weak, >however, if I can make sure that the first 5 or 10 moves are strong developement >moves then my program will do much better. Many a good game has been lost by not >developing you moves in the begining of play. >Bill I think that if the target is to develop pieces then it takes less time to generate a simple evaluation function. My program has no book and does not have complicated evaluation function but it knows to develop pieces in the opening. It has 17.5 out of 19 in the 5th division of the winboard programs and the fact that a lot of the opponents use books does not help them. Uri
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