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Subject: Re: Why do some engines have learning capacity and others none?

Author: Peter Skinner

Date: 07:42:43 01/06/06

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On January 06, 2006 at 09:10:06, Torstein Hall wrote:

>This must be a book learning, not positional learning, at least for all CB
>engines not having position learning built in! So Fritz can in my view not learn
>anything.
>
>Torstein

Technically anything that runs in the Chessbase interface has positional
learning.

It is just some engines have it internally, and some the interface does it for
it. Obviously one is better than the other, but both "have it".

Peter

• Re: The Fritz GUI handles book learning but NOT position learning (n.t.) Austin A. Biberink 09:10:36 01/06/06
• Re: Why do some engines have learning capacity and others none? Robert Hyatt 08:25:58 01/06/06
  • Re: Why do some engines have learning capacity and others none? Peter Skinner 09:49:14 01/06/06
    • Re: Why do some engines have learning capacity and others none? Uri Blass 11:22:02 01/06/06
      • Re: Why do some engines have learning capacity and others none? Peter Skinner 13:32:59 01/06/06
        • Re: Why do some engines have learning capacity and others none? Robert Hyatt 14:56:44 01/06/06
    • Re: It controls the HT.SIZE setting but not the tables themselves (n.t.) Austin A. Biberink 10:25:04 01/06/06

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