Author: Frank Schneider
Date: 00:41:50 03/18/99
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On March 17, 1999 at 08:30:59, JW de Kort wrote: >Hello! > >I have been reading something about the ideas of Botwinnik about how computers >should play chess (Computers in chess). I was wondering what has happend with >this research since Botwinnik died. Has his work been carried on by others? Has >somebody ever written a chess program based on these ideas? Have a look at <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Campus/9925/">Ilya P. Kozachenko's Site</A>, he posted here some time ago that he was interested in implementing some of this ideas. Excerpt from his page: --[Botvinnik Project]-- I have started working under the so-called "Botvinnik project". I think you've heard about works of that russian World Chess Champion in Computer Chess (see reference). I've discovered that most of his ideas, applied and arranged in modern manner, may become revolutionary in CC field. So, I decided to test his ideas in views of modern high-speed hardware, and first results are promising. I am going to go to Moscow to read his archives also this year. Everybody wants to cooperate w/me on working under this project through Internet, is welcome. I think, some related software will be available @this page up to middle '99. --------------------------------------------- > And a further question: the book is not realy very clear to me. Is there any >material avalable that is realy understandebe? And has a (pseudo)code of a more >or less working algorithm even been published? > >Greetings > >Jan Willem Frank
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