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Subject: Re: A new(?) technique to recognize draws

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 04:21:10 06/04/02

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On June 04, 2002 at 01:54:19, Rafael Andrist wrote:

there is only 1 case of a 2 piece egtb: KK

>On June 03, 2002 at 18:28:31, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:
>
>>On June 03, 2002 at 09:04:16, Heiner Marxen wrote:
>>
>>Thanks for your kind reply Heiner,
>>
>>PN search is a very interesting way to search, yet
>>it is a very childish form to search with compared to CNS
>>search. See some papers from Ulf Lorenz.
>>
>>Only kids toy with PN search.
>>
>>CNS search is more interesting as you can involve other
>>situations.
>>
>>I hope you appreciate my approach that i do not
>>waste more of my time to this thread than referring to Ulf.
>>
>>My only comment is to make some concrete implementation and
>>face the problems instead of discussion for 20 years something
>>which is not going to happen.
>>
>>Ulf made P.Conners. From all the thousands of people who
>>guess you can solve parts of the game tree of chess by some weird
>>approach he is the only guy who actually *made* something that
>>works.
>
>Initially, Heiner was talking about an 2 piece EGTB approach for special
>situations. And that is something that works, since I have already implemented
>this for certain types of positions some months ago (not yet for perpetual
>check).
>
>regards
>Rafael B. Andrist



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