Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 10:52:16 01/22/99
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On January 21, 1999 at 22:07:09, Jeff Anderson wrote: >What practical value will this have? Computers have opening books, in part, >because they play a mediocre opening without them. Have any interesting >discoveries been made yet? I think it would be interesting to have computers >perfor a full blunder check of every ECO line. Before it was done I'd bet the >evaluation of many lines would be changed. Basically, what you find in the openings with 12 minutes of PII 300 MHz cpu time is a 13 ply deep blunder check. The experiment you describe was the first one that we performed. It has been completed [over 3 months ago] and the output is available. Look on my public FTP site and you will find the result set as EPD output. As with all of the data, it is constantly being re-refined. So the results will improve over time. Have you read our C.A.P. FAQ? You will see what the whole thing is about: ftp://38.168.214.175/pub/Chess%20Analysis%20Project%20FAQ.htm [snip]
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