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Subject: Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 22:59:22 02/11/04

On February 11, 2004 at 19:29:19, Bob Durrett wrote:

>If it were possible to obtain a chess-playing program which could be set to some
>playing strength and also set to emulate human play, then the use of such
>programs would be used extensively world-wide by serious chessplayers for
>tournament preparation.  I would be one of those.

Deep Sjeng already has those features.

--
GCP

Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess Bob Durrett 07:28:32 02/12/04
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  - Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess Bob Durrett 13:54:44 02/13/04
    - Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess Robert Hyatt 14:24:26 02/13/04
      - Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess Bob Durrett 15:15:55 02/13/04
        
        Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess Stephen A. Boak 09:13:06 02/14/04
        
        Re: The Reason Why Computers Should Emulate Human Chess Bob Durrett 13:03:55 02/14/04

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