Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 02:48:48 11/13/02
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On November 13, 2002 at 05:40:42, Uri Blass wrote: >I can learn from a lot of 2-4 ply search about the logical moves. >In an extreme case there is only one logical move except the move that I ponder >so I can continue to search it and give it almost 10% of the time. I guess, but "extreme case" may be the key words here. See, it is sort of catch 22, you won't have a sequence of scores until you spend time searching it, and you should only spend this time in the extreme cases, or else you end up with Russell's bb-gun in the majority of cases. -S. >Suppose that I see the following > >after expected move: >score -0.2 at depth 1-10 > >after second best move >score 0.1 at depth 1,2 >score 0 at depth 3,4 >score -0.1 at depth 5,6 >score -0.19 at depth 7. > >It is still not the best move but I can suspect that it is going to be the best >move because of the behaviour of the sequence of the scores > >Uri
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