Author: Walter Faxon
Date: 00:26:03 12/29/05
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On December 29, 2005 at 01:33:28, Keith Evans wrote: > >>Page 3 >>Abstract >>Deep Blue is the chess machine that defeated then- ><snip> > >Don't know why this post was made, but google is your friend. Search for >something from this post like "There are two distinct versions of Deep Blue" and >voila a pdf version of the article nicely formatted. There have been numerous threads on this forum arguing that either (A) Deep Blue was the strongest chess computer ever and how much would it have improved had IBM kept up its chess project etc., or (B) Deep Blue would easily be beaten by today's top microcomputer programs and that has been the situation for X years now. Regardless of your opinion it is obvious from this paper that a tremendous amount of work went into the Deep Blue project. Today's CC programmers could do a lot worse than spend some time rereading it and the other papers referenced by it. -Walter
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