Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 12:04:22 03/06/06
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On March 06, 2006 at 01:46:49, Mark Boylan wrote: >Hi Dann, > >Sorry I didn't do this earlier. It was a busy weekend. > >Anyway, I wrote a SQL script for an opening book database similar to the one you >showed me on Friday. > >I added a structure where you can store any number of engine configuration >parameters. I also made an abstraction called analyst with human_analyst and >automated_analyst subtypes. This let me keep all of the common opinion & >evaluation in one place. But I kept the opinion & evaluation tables to hold the >information that the two don't have in common. Also, by adding human_analyst, I >no longer make the assumption that the book author is the analyst. It also makes >it easy for book authors to include analyses from other sources, like engines. > >Please let me know what you think. > > >http://www.markboylan.com/openingbook.pdf > >http://www.markboylan.com/openingbook.sql It looks like parts of a several different chess SQL projects that I was working on. I also have this one for modeling games: Model: http://cap.connx.com/database/CHESS2.ER1 SQL: http://cap.connx.com/database/chess.sql And this for modeling Chess Engine parameters: Model image: http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new-approach/chess.jpg MS-Access Implementation: http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new-approach/chess.mdb And the afore-mentioned opening book: Model: http://cap.connx.com/OPENINGBOOK.ER1 SQL: http://cap.connx.com/openingbook.sql Maybe what is really wanted is a SQL model for the whole ball of wax.
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