Author: Uri Blass
Date: 01:59:21 11/01/05
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On November 01, 2005 at 04:50:38, James Constance wrote: >In my experience, Fruit seems to be very good at grinding out a win from approx >equal positions, especially in the endgame, and its evaluation tends to be >accurate even when the opposing engine thinks it has a big advantage. This >wouldn't be anything to do with these extensions would it? Although, everybody >seems to agree that Fruit is extending too much, is it possible that this is a >source of its strength? > >(Don't ask me, I'm not a programmer - but whatever Fruit is doing, it seems to >work!) I think that the source of fruit's strength relative to opponents is superior evaluation and maybe superior pruning or superior order of moves. I do not think that extensions is the reason for it's strength. Uri
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