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Subject: Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter?

Author: Murray

Date: 13:34:08 10/17/02

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On October 17, 2002 at 10:07:41, ujecrh wrote:

>(snip)
>We can track opponent's thinking time and, without trying to match it, add some
>time or search extensions when an unusual delay has occured.
>

But humans also ponder when the computer is thinking. It could be argued that if
the human is having to spend a long time thinking in a difficult position, the
computer should play just as quickly or quicker than normal, to reduce the
human's chance of seeing through the complications.

Murray Cash

• Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter? Robert Hyatt 15:12:02 10/17/02
  • Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter? Uri Blass 16:57:41 10/17/02
    • Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter? Robert Hyatt 20:48:27 10/17/02
      • Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter? Uri Blass 00:32:00 10/18/02
        • Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter? Uri Blass 00:50:44 10/18/02
      • Re: Can opponent's thinking time be a search/eval parameter? Jeremiah Penery 21:58:08 10/17/02

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