Author: Bertil Eklund
Date: 15:33:40 07/06/99
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On July 06, 1999 at 18:22:07, John Wentworth wrote: >It would be interesting to know if programs that have been "learning" over the >past few years, if they could compete with programs that have not "learned" >anything yet. For example, MChess 5.0 which came out several years ago was >supposedly able to learn, if someone has been continually using it and it has >been learning, could it compete with a program like Hiarcs 7.32 or Fritz 5.x ? Hello! No! But it don´t loose the same game twice. This is the case with programs with no learning, especially Rebel that often play the same variation over and over again. Rebel has some primitive book-learning but it don´t work in narrow lines, where there isn't any allowed alternatives. Mchess have a good learner but it's not easy to save a game from a rotten opening-line, which is the problem in many cases. Regards Bertil SSDF
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