Author: David H. McClain
Date: 10:55:06 01/18/04
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> >>Robert when a program has a three move repetition problem in the code, is this >>different than when a program that cannot see that +4 should be -2 because >>position is too deep to see true score? >> >>kburcham >> > >No, you are taking my comment too literally. The repetition bug is one >issue. Evaluation bugs also lose games. Search bugs lose games. Poor >evaluation loses games. Poor extensions lose games. There are thousands >of ways to turn +5 into -Mate... > Dr. Hyatt, some basic questions: How do you fix this or is it a case of "If I knew I'd have the best program in the world?" Would any attempts at correcting deficiencies entail playing hundreds if not thousands of games? And another: Can the user of a prgram find alternative methods by his own input regarding better parameters and opening books to overcome program deficiencies in certain areas? What are "extensions" DHM
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