Author: Matthias Gemuh
Date: 22:32:43 11/10/02
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On November 10, 2002 at 21:15:07, Jim Bumgardner wrote: >Which of these strategies for "think on opponent's time" makes more sense? > >A) To only search the top-move from the principle variation. If >the opponent makes that move, continue searching, otherwise reset and >search again. > >B) To search all possible moves the opponent might make. When the opponent >moves, reset and search again (but faster, since the hash tables have been >seeded). > >C) Some other strategy? For example, to use A) only if the top move is >'singular' (has a significantly better score). > >What strategy does your chess engine use? To date, I have been using "A", >but I am beginning to think that "B" or "C" might be better. > >- Jim "A", if PV is at least 2 moves long, otherwise "B". /Matthias.
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