Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 13:29:23 10/08/02
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On October 07, 2002 at 21:51:51, Keith Evans wrote: >Anybody interested should read "M. Campbell et al. / Artificial Intelligence 134 >(2002) 57–83" > >Appendix has descriptions such as: > >... > >• Self block: This table assesses how each side’s bishops are restrained by >their own pawn. >• Opp block: This table assesses how each sides’s bishops are restrained by the >opponents’s pawns. >• Back block: This table assesses how doubled pawns can restrain a bishop’s >mobility. I think that's a 15-yard penalty. >• Pinned: Pins are awarded bonuses depending on the strength of the pin and the >amount of pressure on the pinned piece. >• Mobility: The mobility to each square on the board is summed to produce on >overall mobility score. Each square has 16 possible levels of mobility, from >maximum Black control through maximum White control. The control level and the >square location determine each square’s contribution. > >... > >Regards, >Keith
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