Author: José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba
Date: 10:55:53 10/10/98
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On October 10, 1998 at 11:33:14, blass uri wrote: >I think that in some endgames like KRN vs KR you can save space >by defining rules to do the right moves: > >If there is conversion in a small number of plies you can find it by search and >not use the tablebases to tell you the right move > You can do the search if the position is in the root. But what if it appears after a 18 ply search? >In other positions you can use tablebases only if the rules are not right >I believe it is possible to define rules that you are not wrong in 99% of the >cases >and for 1% of the cases you can save a smaller file with the positions and the >right moves. > >you can have rules for win,draw,loss too and again you can store only the >exceptions. > >I think it is more difficult to define good rules in other positions like KRB vs >KR >but at least for part of the endgames you can save a lot of space. > >Uri
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