Author: Marcus Prewarski
Date: 11:17:48 11/20/03
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On November 20, 2003 at 13:46:35, William H Rogers wrote: >One suggestion is to only make one change to your eval at a time and check the >resutlt. When you make massive changes it is hard to find the culprit. You can >add one more function to your eval at a time and test it to make sure that it >improves before adding another one. >Bill Yeah I'm starting to think this is very useful for chess programming in general. Make small changes then test test test, and repeat. For this reason I was careful not to touch anything other than the eval at least. But now I'm thinking of throwing out all my changes and slowly adding them back in and testing along the way. -Marcus
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