Author: José Carlos
Date: 06:56:24 08/26/02
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On August 26, 2002 at 09:52:56, Matthias Gemuh wrote: > >> >> I (myself) know some opening lines way beyond move >>14. Particularly, I remember all my games, so I can easily repeat a won game. >>Why should a program not be allowed to do the same? >> > >A good engine should be the one doing the fighting. I don't understand what you mean. >I agree that nobody can verify that an engine is not using book after move 14. >This is probably one of the main reasons why book move are not limited. > >I hate to watch a game only to realize that the engine is also only >watching and the game is actually played to a won/lost position by a >book !!!! Same thing happens in human chess. You prepare an opening. The opponent is well prepared too. You go into your analysis and your opponent comes up with a move you missed. You lost out of book. >Matthias. José C.
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