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Subject: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups

Author: Stuart Cracraft

Date: 11:52:06 01/04/06


http://www.robinupton.com/research/phd/cp_intro.html

So, has anyone actually used these CNS and CNS-derived ideas in
a chess program? I know about B* and Berliner. I want to know
about things more recent that at least *someone* can speak to
in the commercial or semi-commercial world.

If you don't have actual data, how about theories on how these
would be used?

It seems that determining the least number of nodes that would
have to change to affect the root score or growing the tree
in such a way that the conspiracy is as large or as small as
possible, could yield some interesting deeper searches.

What is actual in regards to the above for computer chess?

Thanks,

Stuart

Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Vincent Diepeveen 18:07:56 01/04/06
- Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Stuart Cracraft 15:56:28 01/05/06
Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Jay Scott 15:55:43 01/04/06
- Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Stuart Cracraft 16:00:53 01/05/06
Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Charles Roberson 14:06:28 01/04/06
Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Dann Corbit 12:49:39 01/04/06
- Re: Conspiracy Numbers Search and followups Stuart Cracraft 15:36:06 01/04/06

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