Author: Albert Silver
Date: 06:40:27 01/26/06
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>>In the past we had a different debate. From what ply depth on we could speak of
>>almost not improvable strength for a chess engine? Regarding the general
>>requirements of the Middle Game.
Yes, the answer had been that each ply brings extra strength until we solve
chess. Or if you prefer, if the best move has been found, then an extra ply
cannot improve on perfection.
>>So to give it in easy speaky: when is the moment we must not consider special
>>chess situations/problems if we are talking about a strong engine?
It's strange that you expect an engine that is somehow universally strong in any
type of position, when there aren't even humans who are like that. Even
Kasparov, possibly the greatest player to live (IMO), showed serious weaknesses
in specific areas of his game against Kramnik in their famous match.
Albert
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> When is the moment? I'll give it a go. My Tarot cards suggests 4th of July
> 2006! We'll see...;-)
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> /S
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