Author: Uri Blass
Date: 11:43:44 02/20/05
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On February 20, 2005 at 14:37:05, Sandro Necchi wrote: >On February 20, 2005 at 14:08:18, Claude Le Page wrote: > >>Hi Sandro! >>I don't doubt your skill ,but there is a question of time : an opening book >>cotains about 500000 games , of which most are sidelines , but when you arrive >>to the critical lines an engine like Junior7 needs no more your improvements : >>how many theoretical novelties it has found! I worked on Two Knights Defence , >>and it cracked about every critical line , completely changeing the Theory , > >well, but to reach those positions one program needs an opening book. >In that case the book has not been tuned or well enough...I do not know as that >book is not made by me...you should ask the maker about it.. > >>but it's necessary that you avoid for it lines that it does not like , as closed >>Ruy Lopez or QGD >>Obviously , this is not done , then why to present the book as tuned? > >Well, commercial book needs to include variety and the possibility to play >common lines to avoid people to complain about this... It is not going to help. People will always complain regardless of what you do. There is also no rule that you have to provide one book and you can provide 2 books when one of them is for eng-eng games and one of them for eng-human games. It is easy to know when the engine is playing against humans. Uri
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