Author: Georg v. Zimmermann
Date: 05:55:49 11/10/03
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Hi, the suggestion to use Xboard in the other reply is a very good one of course. That should give you the required data. Your project sounds very interesting. I am afraid it might be a lot tougher than you expect it to be, but I wish success. Please keep us informed about the process and if you have further questions ! Georg On November 10, 2003 at 03:22:38, Alex Holland wrote: >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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