Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 06:33:10 08/16/98
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On August 16, 1998 at 09:01:58, Bruce Moreland wrote: >I am not saying that I concentrate only on the result. You can look at the >games and identify situations that develop for one reason or another, and you >can identify strong or weak moves and make improvements based upon this. >Looking at games is very useful, but it is time intensive. true. >You can generate a huge quantity of results while you are asleep. You get a >datum from the game without having to do anything to get it other than set a >computer to work to generate it. Right. I do the same with the autoplayers. Therefore I like the chrilly donninger autoplayer and the fact that programmers have supported it in the past... >And a series of enough of these data points might tell you something with more >accuracy than a more labor intensive study of individual games can. right. this is true. I only wanted to point out that talking about throwing a coin and chess games is not the same, because chess-games give us much more data to analyse BESIDE the results. This was my point. I like to proof my thesis with autoplayer results too. >bruce
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