Author: Fernando Alonso
Date: 15:20:12 07/01/03
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On July 01, 2003 at 15:46:06, Ralph Stoesser wrote: >Right, that's what I intend with my question. During a 'normal' chess game a >chess engine has to face often positions where the difference in evaluation >between let's say the 5 best moves or so is very small. In such circumstances a >trained neural network maybe could help to find good positional moves better >than a classical evaluation. > >Ralph I agree with you, that is the important point. To put it in other words, can I ( a patzer) with my little chessknowledge, beat Fritz 8 using Fritz 8 to analyze the moves I my brain "thinks"?. I am sure there is a level of playing were someone using a program can beat easily the same program playing alone. But can that knowledge be implemented in neural networks?
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