Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 19:46:27 08/04/03
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On August 04, 2003 at 21:21:40, Derek Paquette wrote: >Thank you very very much for your input, >however I have a few comments of your own, > >If i studied a relatively medium sized data base, the 'learning' feature of the >chessbase GUI takes into account the ELO's of each player, the winning and >losing moves of each color and what ELO's they had > >What harm would it do studying as much as possible? >Kasparov's games >Fischer, , >Anand >Kram...all of them Sounds great, but the use of annotated games would help to get rid of blunder or weak moves. > >and from that, the learning tool will filter through all the ELO's all the >moves all the wins and all the loses > >what do you thinK?? You need the advice of an experienced "Book Maker." You can only hope that one of them will respond here. One basic principle would guide my efforts if I were in your shoes: "Garbage in, garbage out." That's why I suggest filtering out all "garbage" before you "learn." Otherwise, your new book may be horribly corrupted with "garbage." Such a corrupted book might do more harm than good, depending on what you intended to use it for. : ) Bob D.
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