Author: Inmann Werner
Date: 02:51:55 04/01/99
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On March 31, 1999 at 16:11:27, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >On March 31, 1999 at 15:36:02, Will Singleton wrote: > >>I've seen similar situations. My opponent makes a mistake, then I move, he then >>moves the piece back where it was (unusual), and I now repeat instead of taking >>advantage of the better situation. This can occur only when I want the draw, of >>course, and usually it's not harmful. But it could be. >> >>Is this worth fooling with? > >I think it is good to fix, yes. I forgot to mention I've seen other cases as >well, the one that I used is just easiest to describe. > >bruce One new thought for this discussion. I changed from rep in 3 to rep in 2, and my program got a lot faster!(also the cache should recognize the repetition?) If I find repetition, I stop the search and return 0. 0 scores, I never put into Hashtables. On the other hand, you are true with your irregular examples. It is difficult to say, which thing is better. Werner
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