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Subject: Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 08:52:47 06/11/02

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On June 10, 2002 at 18:45:03, Dieter Buerssner wrote:

>I'd like to add, that not for all engines, it is some sort of luck, when they
>remember past analysis, and when not. I am convinced, that for my engine, it is
>better in general, to analyze from back to front. I am also convinced, that it
>will not forget previous analysis.
>
>Regards,
>Dieter


It _must_ unless you have a hash table of infinite size...

• Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis J. Wesley Cleveland 12:56:19 06/11/02
  • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Robert Hyatt 15:01:40 06/11/02
    • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis J. Wesley Cleveland 17:56:46 06/12/02
    • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Robert Henry Durrett 17:58:37 06/11/02
      • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Robert Hyatt 08:39:31 06/12/02
        • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Robert Henry Durrett 09:57:39 06/12/02
• Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Dieter Buerssner 11:49:21 06/11/02
  • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Roy Eassa 12:04:28 06/11/02
    • Re: Crafty - Forward vs. Backward Analysis Roy Eassa 12:14:16 06/11/02

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