Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 03:16:53 02/12/04
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On February 12, 2004 at 06:03:37, Uri Blass wrote: [snip] >The main point is that programs should not evaluate unclear position as winning. > >Black has a big advantage without capturing the pawn so there is no reason to >capture h3 and get unclear pawn endgame. > >evaluating Rxh3 Rh2 as a win for white without search is a msitake but >evaluating it as a win for black is also a mistake that cause Crafty to miss a >simple win by not capturing the pawn. And again I'm reminded of the posts some months ago, in which someone suggested to have some kind of an uncertainty-value together with a score. In this case, the machine could decide that it's better to play a move with score +1 (5% uncertainty) than a move with score +2 (70% uncertainty). Probably not easy to implement but I like the idea nevertheless, and it's the way humans play. (at least I do - although I can usually choose between 90% and 95% uncertainty ;) Sargon
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