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Subject: Re: What are null moves?

Author: John Coffey

Date: 14:57:30 09/20/98

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>IE null-move is one big
>winner here, because some nodes are searched less deeply than others



Robert,

Thanks very much for your informative reply.

I assume that hash tables also reduce the branching factor some?

More importantly:  Null-move is a new concept to me.  What is the idea
behind it?

John Coffey

• Re: What are null moves? Bruce Moreland 15:52:03 09/20/98
  • Re: What are null moves? Dave Gomboc 23:12:06 09/20/98
    • Re: What are null moves? Dave Gomboc 23:15:21 09/20/98
      • Re: What are null moves? José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba 08:21:25 09/21/98
      • Re: What are null moves? Robert Hyatt 06:09:55 09/21/98
• To answer my own question ... John Coffey 15:40:01 09/20/98
  • Re: To answer my own question ... Bruce Moreland 15:56:41 09/20/98
  • more info John Coffey 15:47:20 09/20/98
    • Re: more info Serge Desmarais 14:45:17 09/27/98
      • Re: more info John Coffey 14:51:48 09/27/98
        • Re: more info Serge Desmarais 16:49:42 09/27/98
          • Re: more info John Coffey 17:23:09 09/27/98
            • Re: more info Serge Desmarais 22:18:50 09/27/98

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