Author: Joachim Rang
Date: 05:51:34 10/10/03
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On October 10, 2003 at 04:47:56, David Dory wrote: >On October 10, 2003 at 02:57:00, Divy wrote: > >> >> >>Has anyone found a good/reliable opening book besides the ones that come with >>the commercial software? Perhaps two seperate repertoires for white/black? >> >>Another question is, has there been research about the specific playing styles >>of a particular engine compared with an opening book 'style', such as an engine >>being more effective using a sharper opening line book, and so on.... > >Before being released or competing in a major chess tournament, every major >program author will be working to match his engine with a good opening book. >Perhaps one of the commercial books will be tweaked and licensed, but certainly >a book will well suited to his programs best style of play. > >Dave or not. See Hiarcs 8/9 and Chesstiger for example. They play better with other than their own books. Junior and Shredder both have very good books. regards Joachim
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