Titlebook: Chess Skill in Man and Machine; Peter W. Frey Book 19771st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1977 Chess

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A Nonrelativistic Wave Equation with Spin,trol Science, Moscow [2], and TECH II from MIT). Other programs, such as Berliner’s [12], attempt to perform a highly selective search using extremely sophisticated heuristics. Recent improvements in chess play have come primarily from the programs using the “brute force” procedure. In particular th

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,CHESS 4.5—The Northwestern University chess program,pter will describe the structure of the program, focusing on the practical considerations that motivated the implementation of its various features. An understanding of not only what CHESS 4.5 is, but also why it turned out that way, is necessary if one is to appreciate its role in the present and future development of chess programming.

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Johannes K?per,Hans Jürgen Zarembaher it is because the evaluation functions that have been used were not intended for the endgame. To examine this question, a program was written which uses a conventional . minimax search procedure but employs an evaluation function and tree-pruning heuristics which are specifically tailored for the endgame.

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A Nonrelativistic Wave Equation with Spin,e Northwestern program improved markedly when its plausible move selector was replaced by a full-width search. The development of specialized computer hardware, such as the chess-specific central processor which is being developed at MIT, will further benefit this “brute-strength” approach.

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Johannes K?per,Hans-Jürgen Zarembaand informal discussions among the leading chess programmers in the world and therefore have been a vital stimulus for research and development. Several of the authors in this volume (Harris, Newborn, and Slate and Atkin) have been regular participants in these events.