Author: Vasik Rajlich
Date: 04:06:06 01/12/06
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On January 12, 2006 at 06:33:01, Gabor Szots wrote: >>ps. Iweta is now watching over my shoulder and gives her greetings - and says >>that after Budapest, Rio is the best :) > >I have the feeling that the fact that Rybka is so strong may be partly due to >your living in Budapest (is it where you're living now?). > >You may have read one or two books written by Hungarian mathematician Laszlo >Mero on the topic of the working of the brain. There he describes that better >chess (or go) players think using more complex structures. > >I have the feeling that Rybka also uses more complex stuctures than other chess >programs. This would explain the big size of the executable. > >I may be completely wrong here. Am I? > >Regards, >Gábor Seriously, Rybka improved dramatically as soon as we got to Budapest. Although this may have more to do with that being the start of the full-time work. It's hard to say what other programs are doing. Complexity is not always a good thing when it comes to computer chess. The big size of the executable is actually a sort of optimization. Vas
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