Author: Roberto Nerici
Date: 08:13:14 03/26/04
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>Making good use of the null move observation (that Zugzwang is rare in >chess) is probably essential in order to write a good search, and I also >think that allowing one side to make several moves in succession can be >a very powerful technique (in order to find threats, plans, trajectories >and similar stuff; there are probably big improvements to be found in this >area). However, it is hard to believe that conventional null move pruning >is the best way to combine these ideas. It should be possible to come up >with something better, probably with the help of some more domain-dependent >knowledge. Interesting! >I don't own the King (nor even a computer capable of running it), and I Don't you use a Mac? I think there was a recent post here that mentioned that Chessmaster is now available for MacOS X. Not that you are probably interested, but since you mentioned it... Roberto/.
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