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Subject: Re: another assumption

Author: Nicolas GUIBERT

Date: 05:35:10 12/11/02

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>
>I do not think that it is easy to do it and I do not say that evaluation is
>unimportant.
>
>My point is that the quality of the evaluation is more important than the
>quantity.
>
>I believe that the quality of the evaluation of movei is better than part of the
>amateurs with bigger evaluation thanks to better choice of weights and better
>decision of what to evaluate.
>
>Uri

Yes indeed, a well optimized evaluation function can do much better than a heavy
one with many useless features and bad weights.

Interactions between the different parameters is also something important.


Another related thing :

You can do 99% of the evaluation job with 2000 lines.

When you want 99.9%, you need 20 000 lines.

And then it is far from being over. At least for draughts :o) But I assume it is
the same for most games.




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