Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 05:47:16 11/23/99
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On November 22, 1999 at 16:14:24, Beth Mott-Stenerson wrote: >November 22, 1999 > >Dear Computer Chess Enthusiasts: > >My husband is a chess lover who appreciates the challenge and complexity of a >good game of chess. In fact, he is a mathematician and professional software >programmer, and for the last couple of years has been working on a new chess >software package in his spare time. The chess engine utilizes case analysis >theory from the field of artificial intelligence instead of using the standard >?brute force? approach to position selection and analysis. We also have several >feature ideas that diverge from the currently offered products, so we are >conducting a study to determine the types of features that current computer >chess users are interested in seeing in a new product. Could you provide citations for papers by your husband in the AI area. If you want an understanding of what is desired in chess software, reading this group for a couple of months wouldn't be a bad way to collect information (if a little time consuming.) There are also past archives available. Dave
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