Author: Dan Andersson
Date: 07:18:57 03/28/04
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I see it as reuse. Standing on the shoulder of giants and all that:) But with a couple of embellishments it could yield constructed tests. You could find common root positions/openings in the filtered sets. And then use some kind of backtracking directed search or placing scheme to fulfill the constraints. Opening, middlegame and endgame could all be trained in a coherent framework. The db->cql->root-filter would be neat for opening studies/trees. You get a list of variations that lead to the positions you train on. You get the openings you need to know. And when playing OTB you will know what to look for. I guess it would yield a considerable stength increase. Add a typical endgame filter and you could train to become extremely dangerous. When I think about it it certainly seems lika a tempting product. Just intergrate it with SCID. Hmm, untapped market?! MvH Dan Andersson
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