Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 23:33:55 06/03/02
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On June 04, 2002 at 02:26:57, Dann Corbit wrote: >You can do things in parallel. When you are bored with search, work on eval. >When you are bored with eval, work on search. A lot of time will be spent >removing bugs. What exactly is there to work on in terms of search? Does this include things like move ordering? Other than that, it sounds like somewhat of a black art. Like you say that the "limit" is the number of nodes in the principle variation, so theoretically there is a TON of room for improvement, but it also seems like there isn't any clear way of achieving that. So it sounds like other than move ordering, it's kind of a research area, unless I'm missing some other things that are included in the area of "search", when you speak of improving it. Russell
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