Author: Renze Steenhuisen
Date: 00:59:07 01/30/06
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On January 29, 2006 at 23:10:30, masros tukiran wrote: >What is phenomenon called "horizon effect" in chess computer?.I don't >understand what it is.Can somebody give me an example to desribe it.Thank you. You can only make a decision based on what you know, see, or so. It is not different with computers. When something is unknown to you but would have changed your decision if you knew, then going from the situation that you don't know to the state that you do know is called horizon effect. Or sometimes people call the horizon effect just the former situation, that a wrong decission is made because the engine is uninformed, or at least under-informed. Cheers, Renze
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