Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 11:47:31 02/20/05
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On February 20, 2005 at 14:43:44, Uri Blass wrote: >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. Of course, but I do my best to supply the best possible compromise...for the time being of course... > >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. Well, yes, but I prefer one multipurposes...improvable later...there is always room for improvements like on a chess engine... > >Uri Sandro
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