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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4124-7 the move tree and to permit the program to look-ahead to a much greater depth than it otherwise could do. While still unable to outplay checker masters, the program’s playing ability has been greatly improved.

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Mhairi C. Beaton,Jennifer Sprattd at the Canadian Conference of Scientists it played against more than 50 different opponents, each of whom was allowed to choose his own starting position, given the small number of pawns. In each case the program played perfectly.

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BKG—A Program That Plays Backgammonn, we consider partitioning all game states into mutually exclusive state-classes. These state-classes are very useful in a knowledge-based system, as they allow relatively easy assimilation of new knowledge. They also permit the building of opponent models based upon what evidence shows the opponent knows in each state-class.

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A Chess-Playing Machineautomatically a long sequence of additions, multiplications, and other arithmetic operations at a rate of thousands per second. The basic design of these machines is so general and flexible, however, that they can be adapted to work symbolically with elements representing words, propositions, or other conceptual entities.

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Creating a Chess Playerfe” in the cosmos. Even on our own small planet, a new day is near at hand: “In the 1990s,... the compactness and reasoning power of an intelligence built out of silicon will begin to match that of the human brain.”

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