Author: Uri Blass
Date: 23:06:05 03/20/03
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On March 21, 2003 at 01:59:54, Uri Blass wrote: >I am too lazy to read the source code of the best free programs with source >code(I may do it with Crafty but I do not think that I will do it for pepito(I >read that it is written in spanish) and resp and other strong programs with >source code. > >My question is how do they evaluate pawns(it means not only pawn structure but >also subjects like pawn relative to the king and the fact that the king should >not go always to the middle of the board in the endgame). > >I want to know before I decide exactly how to evaluate it in movei(It will >probably not be the same as one of the programs but productive ideas may be >taken from them). > >Can somebody explain the evaluation in words? >Thanks in advance > >Uri I see that I forgot amy that is better than resp(there are probably other strong programs with source code that I do not know). I want to know how many of them know for example that if in endgame all the pawns are in a-b files then the a-b files are better than the g-h files for the king(movei is at similiar level to resp but it does not know it). I also think that it may be a good idea if someone writes a book that describe the evaluation of the top free programs in a way that it is easy for humans to understand it. I think that it may be more productive for computer chess than all the source code of chess programs. Uri
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