Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 08:54:47 01/18/00
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On January 18, 2000 at 11:37:17, Peter Fendrich wrote: [snip] >Your statistics is probably good enough but the problem is that these >probablilities aren't evenly distributed among all kinds of root positions. In >ordinary middle game positions, yes and then it doesn't hurt a lot. In many end >game and some other kind of positions it hurts so badly that you just can't >ignore it. > >If the risk was evenly and "randomly" distributed among all root positions we >could completely ignore the bad effects ... > >... but reality is more beautiful than that! Since it becomes more prominent in the endgame, when there are fewer pieces on the board, it seems it may be a function of degrees of freedom.
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