Author: chandler yergin
Date: 07:07:10 01/18/05
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Speaking of "weighted static Positional Values" Uri writes: >No the positional values can easily be more than a pawn Yes.. sometimes they can be! NO Games are Won or Lost on "hundreths of a pawn" 0.XX That is NOT a Material advantage! If the Values exceed that in a Drawn position; then some static values have been excessively "tweaked"! If the Program caanot see it's a Draw, blame that on the Programmer too! Another Programming error. Also, the "contempt factor" may have been set too high. In any case, until the Eval shows a +3.00 or - 3.00 for either side.. don't get too excited! > >try the following draw position > >New game, >[D]k1b5/p1p1p1p1/PpPpPpP1/1P1P1P2/8/8/8/K4B2 w - - 0 1 I will, and will Post how Shredder evaluates it.
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