Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 11:06:17 12/09/02
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On December 08, 2002 at 08:34:16, Bob Durrett wrote: > >I am interested in knowing whether or not modern chess engines recognize >advantages of these types. > >(1) If the White side has a substantial space advantage, but nothing else, will >the chess engine evaluate the positions with that advantage and give it a high >score? > >(2) If the White side has a substantial time (or development) advantage, but >nothing else, will the chess engine evaluate the positions with that advantage >and give it a high score? > >(3) If the White side has a substantial pawn structure advantage, but nothing >else, will the chess engine evaluate the positions with that advantage and give >it a high score? > >(4) If the White side has a substantial material advantage, but nothing else, >will the chess engine evaluate the positions with that advantage and give it a >high score? > >(5) If the White side has a substantial initiative advantage, but nothing else, >will the chess engine evaluate the positions with that advantage and give it a >high score? Every chess engine has a different evaluation function. Therefore the answer to each of your questions is: Yes, except when no, except when sometimes.
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