Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 07:19:42 06/06/03
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On June 06, 2003 at 05:24:19, Jorge Pichard wrote: >I'm planning to buy that book next week, great- Lets try to scan it and present it in the internet for AlL programmers. >but I would like to also hear how did >you take advantage and what main benefit did your program gain by implementing >the trajectories ideas. It seems that you were the first to really benefit by >using Botvinnik idea, no . i don't think this is true. I am sure Marty Hirsch did not read this book without some insights for A.I. Chess, the later M-Chess. >since many programmers have decided not to implement it. >Botvinnik had the right idea, but his programming skills were not up to his >level of understanding and mastering chess. That is probably why his program >never reached master level. this might be true. but often it is more important to have a concept. you can work in a team where somebody else has the skill to realize the ideas e.g. in C or other languages. >PS: Thanks for providing us with the first really strong chess program from >Russia. > >Pichard. This is not fair. there were strong and interesting ideas from russia.
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