Author: Michael J Sherwin
Date: 23:39:52 02/26/06
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On February 26, 2006 at 16:20:19, David Dahlem wrote: >On February 26, 2006 at 14:47:56, Michael J Sherwin wrote: > >>On February 26, 2006 at 14:22:48, James Conda wrote: >> >>> >>> Some of the old Fidelity machines had a learning feature. >>> How practical is it in actual play? >>> >>> Do the current software chess programs have a "learning feature"? >>> And if so how good is it in actual play? >> >>Hi James, >> RomiChess remembers every move from every game up to ply 160. Romi can use the >>opponents moves against them. Also starting with the latest version, >>RomiChessP3b, Romi can play entire lines from her learn file as book, also up to >>ply 160. This is new and needs some work. > >Wow! The learn file must get really huge. :-) > >Regards >Dave Hi Dave, The learn file is ~22mb and can hold 1,000,000 moves in a tree structure. New games are overlaid onto the existing tree. There is room for tens of thousands of games. Win, loss, and draw statistics are kept. Mike
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