Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 23:59:08 03/02/05
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On March 03, 2005 at 02:13:39, pavel wrote: >I remember sometime ago there was this chess program (possibly winboard >compatible), that used to learn by parsing pgn file. > >I forgot the name of the program or where I can get it. Does anyone remember >what program I am talking about? > >pavs I also can't remember the name, but it didn't exactly "learn" from a pgn file. It parsed a pgn collection sorting moves by number of times played, then adjusted it's own book to these values. The problem was it didn't sort by win/loss ratio, so even if X move was played 15 times and lost all 15 times, it was still added to the book due to popularity. I will sort through my various collections of freeware programs here, as I am sure I still have it and when I see the name it will jump out.. Peter
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