Author: Georg v. Zimmermann
Date: 05:51:26 12/05/02
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On December 04, 2002 at 20:05:14, Russell Reagan wrote: >Let me see if I understand what forward pruning accomplishes. I understand how >it works. Forward pruning only reduces the time to depth (and nodes to depth), >but it doesn't produce a more accurate score when searching to a fixed depth. In >other words, if you had a choice of the two following options: > >1. 10-ply search using no forward pruning >2. 10-ply search using null-move > >and all other things being equal, then choice 1 would potentially be the more >accurate 10 ply result. Is this correct? You are asking: What is faster : 1. A car made out of aluminium 2. A car with an extra wheel Hard to compare. Why dont you leave the extra info out and ask: What is faster : 1. A car made out of aluminium 2. A standart car Georg
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