Author: John Merlino
Date: 12:00:14 09/22/02
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On September 22, 2002 at 11:59:57, Kerry McDermott wrote: >The various Chess Master versions have a sliding scale randomizing factor. >Obviously 1 is a lower randomizing factor and 100 is a larger. What does 1 >mean? Does it randomize 1% of the time? Does it choose moves that are 1 >hundredth of a pawn value less than the 'best' move? Does it choose the 1st >move after the 'best' move? etc. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. It adds/subtracts a random amount to the eval of all moves at the root. The higher the random value, the larger the potential modification. jm
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