Author: margolies,marc
Date: 22:40:52 05/27/03
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there is software out there with middlegame keys. Chess Academy Office6.0 comes to mind immediately. And I have often studied the typical plans/ideas of some openings in a retrograde sort of way from whatever game I was reading by plying through their opening keys to book-up on these positions. i don't see any reason why you cant churn the kind of statistics that you speak of right now with whats already on the market. although i dont see the power of a numerical analysis in forging a human understanding of a position and why it is important to know that particular one as it is often the case a position has illustrative and education values for understanding other positions -- and mere awareness of them could lead to their avoidance in practice-- so statistics are not a complete answer for me. On May 27, 2003 at 18:08:46, Eye Witness wrote: > You all have heard the tale of 300 most important positions in chess, Is >there a way to create a database program that can pick out the 10 or 20 most >commonly occuring positions out of a specific opening database" say after move >10? Perhaps this is not the best way, but there should be some statistical way >to find the most frequently occurring possition in an opening. > >Thanks
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