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Subject: Re: Diep as a strong sparring opponent (longish)?

Author: Tord Romstad

Date: 07:58:30 10/14/03

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On October 14, 2003 at 10:47:40, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>One example.  How do you tune/limit extensions?  It is possible to tune them
>so that they are most efficient at one specific depth.  Go deeper and they
>tend to over-extend, go shallower and they tend to under-extend.  Yes, you
>should be able to tune it so it does the correct thing for all cases, but
>I don't necessarily believe that I have done that.  I am sure I _could_ do
>that, given the time, however.

Couldn't you just extend differently depending on the iteration number?
Or would that cause too much search instability?

Tord

• Re: Diep as a strong sparring opponent (longish)? Robert Hyatt 08:51:13 10/14/03
  • Re: Diep as a strong sparring opponent (longish)? Uri Blass 23:19:35 10/15/03
    • Re: Diep as a strong sparring opponent (longish)? Michel Langeveld 06:13:23 10/17/03

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