Author: Stephen A. Boak
Date: 21:31:25 10/28/99
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On October 28, 1999 at 16:51:56, Alexander Kure wrote: <snip> >Ever been to a computer chess event? Both professional and amateur programmers >exchange a lot of ideas there. Can you image all the e-mail contact between >them? Maybe they are talking a little bit more than about the wheather? No wonder! Have you ever tried to generate a stable PV for the position of tomorrow's weather? In that forest you lose the tree because of all the leaves. Plus, you can't even propogate values back up the tree--not enough computing power. If the problem is not intractable, it is never-the-less daunting even with fractal and chaos theory. Selective pruning would kill the program's rating! I'd rather discuss chess anyday. --Steve :) P.S.--I'm going hiking Saturday, what's the best single process program to forecast So. Calif. Mountain? <snip> >Alex
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