Author: Peter Berger
Date: 14:16:08 09/15/05
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On September 15, 2005 at 14:12:37, Gerd Isenberg wrote: >The posted position is of course a "simple" case, but unfortunately the are a >_lot_ of others. Can you introduce a continuous advance bonus formula for pawns? > Considering opposite material, intended and current king position (qwing, >center, kwing, castle-rights, chess960) for both sides, intended or current pawn >structure (some open/close measure considering (future) lever possibilities), >piece interactions... ;-) > There is an aspect of this position that has not been explicitely ( is this a word?) yet, and makes me sceptical if there is a general solution to solve this one with chess knowledge ( without hurting performance in others ) . The centre is flexible and not fixed here! My gut feeling is that *in this kind of position* g4 will more often than not fail to a timely d5 or e5. If there is an engine that does very well in this kind of position ( where the pawn storm works), it might be interesting to test it on some exceptions. Peter
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