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

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,A brief history of the computer chess tournaments: 1970–1975,and 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.

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An introduction to computer chess,ligence since the game is clearly defined in terms of allowed operations (the legal moves) and in the ultimate goal (mate). At the same time, chess is neither so simple as to be trivial nor so complex as to be impossible. Shannon felt that the development of a credible chess program would demonstrate that “mechanized thinking” was feasible.

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PEASANT: An endgame program for kings and pawns,her 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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,The heuristic search: An alternative to the alpha—beta minimax procedure,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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