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Subject: Re: How should one present the computers output in the best pedagogical way?

Author: Vasik Rajlich

Date: 05:34:56 01/29/06

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On January 28, 2006 at 12:17:17, Jonas Soderberg wrote:

>Hi there,
>Now when Rybka (and other programs as well) are getting so good, and we actually
>start to belive not only in their moves but also in their analysis output.
>
>How should one present this to the user? Do you guys have any ideas?
>
>Can we, this year, have a true positional (GM) chess coach on our PCs?
>
>I would for instans like too see in "positional grammar" the reasons why to make
>a move and why not to make a move.
>
>The tactical reasons are often more obvious...
>
>Regards,
>/Jonas

There is going to be some activity here in the next year.

For the time being, the solutions are going to be graphical (ie. these are the
good pieces, squares, paths) rather than linguistic. Current attempts at
linguistic analysis are pretty useless, I don't really think we're ready for
that yet.

Vas




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