Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 22:33:53 07/12/02
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On July 13, 2002 at 01:09:45, eric guttenberg wrote: >At game/1 minute he would lose every game at first, but it would be easier for >him to find winning lines with a trial and error approach since the computer >would be playing weaker moves and eventually he would start winning a lot of >the games. I don't think I have it upside down if I am refering to a player >playing the same lines of play till he gets it right, which will be harder to >do when the computer makes better moves. At game/1 min, the human player is >not really playing the same time limit if he is playing from memory based on >many repetitions. Most of the best programs learn (unless you turn it off). This includes some amateur programs. Play them over and over and they will figure out what loses and stop doing it.
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