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Subject: Re: Using GNU Chess to generate sample data for Behaviour Cloning

Author: Alex Holland

Date: 00:22:38 11/10/03

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I'm not actually seeking to create a chess program, as such - everything is
going to be done in Prolog, using the Aleph machine learning package. I'm
basically creating a system that, given a board state, will say "What would GNU
Chess do?" and return a move. This move will have been decided inductively using
a database of GNU Chess moves as statistical examples. What's important is that
this move is similar or identical to the play of GNU Chess, rather than that
this move is particularly good (although GNU Chess is pretty good, so hopefully
it will be).

This program may later be integrated into a chess program, but that's neither
here nor there; this is all quite strictly academic.

Alex



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