Author: Heiko Mikala
Date: 15:23:33 11/17/99
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Hi Mark! On November 17, 1999 at 09:48:23, Mark Andreoli wrote: > Wow Mr. Mikala ;I'm impressed at all the work you have done!Keep up the >good work! Maybe SSDF will pay you someday.:-) > I was just wondering is there a "truth " to chess?Isn't there just ONE best >move in any position? Maybe there are a lot of good(great) moves that can be >played in any one position but there is ONLY one best move! Doesn't that make >sense? OK WHAT AM I GETTING AT!? > > I was looking at your tournament results and noted that Fritz 6 won but >that YOU like Mchess pro the most.Ok it plays great attacking chess but >maybe,just maybe,it is not making the best move (afterall F6 must be making the >better moves since it won your tournament.) Yes, and maybe the best chess isn't beautiful at all!? I could well imagine that watching a game between two perfect or nearly perfect players would be totally boring. Maybe, to be successful, you have to play passive chess instead of attacking chess. We had examples for this in computerchess history too, I guess, just think of Genius, which had been ahead of the pack for a long time. >Also I almost forgot to ask What program does the best/in depth analysis working >from the end of a game to the beginning? I was impartial to Fritz 5 until it >failed miserably in a position I obtained! It contradicts itself.Even a person >at chessbase couldn't really explain why it overlooked my position even when the >"tide was turning" in my favor in a real in depth analysis . Once again comments >will be greatly appreciated!! Thanks Some people say that Hiarcs 7.32 is even better than Fritz 5.32 / Fritz 6 for this type of analysis. But honestly I can't tell you, I simply don't know. But in my opinion the chessbase programs do have by far the best features for automatic analysis. Greetings, Heiko.
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