Author: K. Burcham
Date: 05:47:17 02/03/06
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On February 02, 2006 at 23:59:22, Joseph Ciarrochi wrote: >I think it would be really nice for an analysis tool to give you greater >information about why it is evalauting a position a certain way. e.g., why is >this position evaluated as equal? What sort of output would an engine have to >generate to give you this information? > > > >best >Joseph It seems that if we give enough description (deep) for every move, and then also if the text description is accurate, then I do not think some programmers would want this. Play 300 games and it would be like reading the source code. Too revealing for one that wants to be secret about code. Also, to write code that will get a chess program to a certain level is one thing------to be able to put a programs chosen move or position into text is another. also, just because a programmer writes code that is currently beating Shredder9 on 4 core, I do not think he knows exactly, in full detail why. He knows his testing, beta feedback, and feedback after the public release. "Damn I cannot believe this, it just didnt seem this strong in testing". kburcham
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