Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 07:19:11 08/26/02
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On August 26, 2002 at 10:09:30, Chessfun wrote: > >You can talk about books and book learning but position learning can be just as >extreme. In my lightning matches Gandalf_432h won 13 games out of a total played >40 with the same book line that once it scored the first win it's position >learning took over. This was against Fritz7.ctg, Deep Fritz 7 scores the >position out of book as positive for black by 1/2 a point after a 2 min search, >Gandalf had white. It also just took 6 also from Deep Fritz 7 using the same >method, different opening.....position learning. > >Had it discovered this line in game 1 it would likely have taken 20 wins against >any Fritz 7 version same goes for Gandalf 5.1. The Gandalf method is better described as booklearning/book extension rather than position learning, because it's repetition of a certain line and not a position hit. I'm not sure it works if you transpose into that line, but I'm not certain. Regards, Mogens
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