Author: Joseph Ciarrochi
Date: 12:49:44 12/14/05
hi folks (i hope you will tolerate my simple question. i am not a programer, but am interested in how chess programs think...I'm a research psychologist) With humans, the best blitz players have the most knowledge. This is because pattern recognition is much faster than deliberate search But i get the sense that it might be the opposite for computers? ARe the most knowledgable programs (e.g., hiarcs) expected to be worse at blitz than ones that are optimized for searchd depth? I have heard that the key to blitz is simple search depth? Or have i got it all wrong. Is there indeed a trade off between search depth and knowledge? best Joseph
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