Author: David Dahlem
Date: 11:25:18 05/27/04
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On May 27, 2004 at 14:18:41, John Rissler wrote: > > I have MChess Pro 6, and have always found its feature of automatically adding >moves to its opening book, based on its experience playing an opponent, >intriguing and amusing. > > Eventually, if played repeatedly against one of my tabletop chess computers, it >would build a "killer" opening book. Sometimes MCP6 would be out of book only a >few moves before announcing mate. > > However, MChess Pro 6 is an "ugly" DOS program, and is a pain to run on the >later versions of Windows. > > Do any Windows chess programs have the ability to automatically build to their >opening library, based on the outcome of their games, like Marty Hirsch's >program? > > Thanks to anyone for help. > > > >P.S. I assume the top chess programmers -- such as Stefan Meyer-Kahlen -- do >not view Marty Hirsch's opening book learning method to be the most effective >way to improve opening play -- since none of them utilize it. I think there is a winboard engine called BigBook that does something similar to this, but i'm not sure how effective it is. :-) Regards Dave
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