Author: Robert Henry Durrett
Date: 04:58:21 08/21/98
There have been quite a few threads this month dealing with test positions which test verious aspects of the software. But there is one question about the software which nobody seems to want to mention: Why do the chess engines have trouble with the initial position where no pieces have been moved yet? [Position at the start of all chess games] If the programs can be "tweaked" so that they play good openings, then all of the opening books will become unnecessary! Why not work on the "initial position" and get the programs to find the best move for that position?
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