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Subject: Re: Max positional score difference

Author: Nagendra Singh Tomar

Date: 22:30:42 11/14/02

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Thanx for the nice example, but mate is different .. we do not find a mate by
evaluation.

tomar

On November 15, 2002 at 01:03:25, Russell Reagan wrote:

>[D]5qq1/7q/k1K5/8/8/8/8/7R w - - 0 1
>
>Black is "up" 22 pawns, when scored materially, but black loses. This position
>would almost surely never occur in an actual game, but the point is, you can't
>make a rule like you are talking about. Here the difference is from the score of
>-22 based on material, but the real score is off by under INFINITY. So if you
>want a potential difference, try INFINITY.

• Re: Max positional score difference Russell Reagan 23:25:07 11/14/02
  • Re: Max positional score difference Nagendra Singh Tomar 23:32:51 11/14/02
    • Re: Max positional score difference Russell Reagan 13:21:48 11/15/02
• Re: Max positional score difference Uri Blass 22:39:46 11/14/02

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