Author: Frank Schneider
Date: 00:27:01 08/21/98
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On August 20, 1998 at 12:23:33, Torsten Schoop wrote: >Hi all, > >does anyone know why NN backgammon programs play very well (TD-Gammon, >JellyFish, Snowie)but the NN chess playing programs do not? > >Ciao >Torsten I barely now the rules of backgammon, but I think the problem with chess is that a single bad move looses a game, therefore you need an exact and safe algorithm like minimax that prevents silly mistakes. NNs could be used to compute evaluationparameters but I think no NN will find a "mate in 7" soon. Frank
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