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Subject: Re: Public Chess Analysis Project results released into the public domain

Author: Jeff Anderson

Date: 00:41:24 07/21/99

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This is some very interesting stuff, but there is so much data that the average
person will not be able to make anything of it.  I would like to know if any
significant opening discoveries have been made with the CAP project?  What kind
of things have surprised you so far?  Is there any paper outlining the results
of the project?
Thanks,
Jeff


On July 20, 1999 at 23:49:15, Dann Corbit wrote:

>Have a look at this directory:
>ftp://38.168.214.175/pub/Public_CAP_Results/
>
>You will find these subdirectories:
>/Apocalypse
>/ECO
>/Heartwood
>/Orangutan
>/Stonewall
>
>Each of them contains the data described in the C.A.P. FAQ for the project of
>that name.
>
>Have fun.

• Re: Public Chess Analysis Project results released into the public domain Dann Corbit 09:23:19 07/21/99
  • Re: Public Chess Analysis Project results released into the public domain Harald Faber 00:45:43 07/22/99
    • Re: Public Chess Analysis Project results released into the public domain Dann Corbit 09:12:14 07/22/99
      • Re: Public Chess Analysis Project results released into the public domain Harald Faber 00:09:46 07/23/99

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