Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 16:18:56 11/19/02
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On November 19, 2002 at 18:53:51, jefkaan wrote: <snip> >how to develop software tools to >enable people to convert complicated human knowledge >and knowhow to a stupid thing as a computer. <snip> >jefk This is a fascinating idea. It sure would be great if the idea could be developed in a serious thread here. There are "tons" of complicated items of human knowledge. Much is captured in large databases of master games. Top GMs have much in their heads. Wouldn't it be nice if a large number of top GMs, or even "ordinary" GMs, could work with the chess software experts to find ways to impart this knowledge in some useful way? Obviously, this is already going on, but not at the scale I'm talking about. What would those software tools look like? How, for example, to obtain the information from large databases and put into a form useful to the software developers? What would *automated* software to do that look like? Bob D.
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