Author: Ray Rogers
Date: 16:10:27 02/27/06
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On February 27, 2006 at 18:18:04, Rob Basham wrote: >On February 27, 2006 at 16:42:18, Ray Rogers wrote: > >>On February 27, 2006 at 15:22:46, Steve B wrote: >> >>>>>>>>are you saying that you entered the position ..never asked the computer to move >>>>or think about the move..pressed the hint button right after you entered the >>>>position and it returned a hint of Bxh6?<<<<< >>>> >>>> ............YES! >>> >>> >>>not that is news to me Rob >>>this can only mean that as soon as you enter the position the computer is >>>already calulating?? >>> >>>never heard of this but i suppose its possible >>> >>>Live and Learn regards >>>Steve >> >>Hi. >> >>Is it not correct that Kittinger's programs rely a lot on pattern recognition? >>Could this just be a good example of this? >> >>Regards >> >>Ray. > >Hi Ray...Yes, I think you are correct here.... >it could just be "position recognition" because there has not been any >calculations made yet at this point... > >regards and thanks > >Rob When you think about it, for a machine to accept any position as legal it must do some sort of search at once. I think this makes sense? Cheers. Ray.
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