Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 18:41:37 01/19/00
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On January 19, 2000 at 18:34:52, blass uri wrote: >On January 19, 2000 at 17:52:24, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>On January 19, 2000 at 17:38:22, Amir Ban wrote: >>[snip] >>>> Ok, which moves can't be reproduced? And what exactly are the >>>>conditions, any program with any settings, or what? >>>> >>>> James B. Shearer >>> >>>Move 36 (axb5) of game 2. This move has been discussed and analyzed here ad >>>nauseam, on at least 3 occasions so far. >> >>Ah, the smoking gun! >>;-) >> >>Now, should it be surprising that a machine which can solve all of the NOLOT >>problems except 3,6,9 can solve another position which PC's seem to have trouble >>with? > >The question is if the move of deeper blue was the right move. >It is not clear that 36.axb5 was the right move. > >If it is not the right move then the expression solve for finding axb5 is not >the right expression. > >It is possible that it found this move because of a bug because I saw no tree >that prove to computers that axb5 is the right move. > >The case with the nolot positions is different because I think that there is a >tree to prove the solutions(it is easy for programs to see that playing moves >not in the tree is bad). > >Uri Some of them are just flat out correct. There might be some that are more positional than you'd like, but several of them are positions you search on for a long time and eventually it's +4. Some of the ECM positions may be as hard, but these are good and hard. bruce
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