Author: Roberto Waldteufel
Date: 06:58:17 04/11/99
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On April 11, 1999 at 07:35:29, Bert Andersson wrote: >Hi All! > >I am new here and have just started to search the archives... I am interested in >a a starter-program for developing my own ideas. > >And Knowledgebased attempts, like Paradise. I mean attempts where the program >will "know" as much as possible without searching! > >Any info, links? > >Thanks in advance! >Bert. I wish you success, but I think you will have your work cut out! Paradise was a fine example of a knowlege-based program, but was only ever meant to solve tactical problems: it could not play a complete game. Also it was often very slow, but it could find very deep combinations. And even Paradise used search as well, albeit a highly selective search. It was the in achieving this high degree of selectivity that the knowledge came into play. Best wishes, Roberto
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