I noticed Bruce Moreland's pages on Computer Chess Programming (2001) today
http://www.seanet.com/~brucemo/topics/topics.htm
According to the Google reverse directory search, it isn't cited
very much, so I thought I'd mention it here.
The populated topics covered are:
Min-Max Search
Alpha-Beta Search
Principal Variation Search
Quiescent Search
MVV/LVA Move Ordering
Static Exchange Evaluation
Collecting the Principal Variation
Iterative Deepening
Aspiration Windows
Contempt Factor
Zobrist Keys
Transposition Table
Repetition Detection
Null-Move Foward Pruning
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Pondering
Bruce Moreland's essays on Computer Chess Programming (2001)
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This is actually Bruce's programming page: http://www.brucemo.com/compchess/programming/index.htm
As you can see this page is more up-to-date. I guess the other page is obsolete.
As you can see this page is more up-to-date. I guess the other page is obsolete.
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Alessandro,rafowell wrote:I noticed Bruce Moreland's pages on Computer Chess Programming (2001) today
http://www.seanet.com/~brucemo/topics/topics.htm
According to the Google reverse directory search, it isn't cited
very much, so I thought I'd mention it here.
The populated topics covered are:
Min-Max Search
Alpha-Beta Search
Principal Variation Search
Quiescent Search
MVV/LVA Move Ordering
Static Exchange Evaluation
Collecting the Principal Variation
Iterative Deepening
Aspiration Windows
Contempt Factor
Zobrist Keys
Transposition Table
Repetition Detection
Null-Move Foward Pruning
Search Instability
0x88
Pondering
Add this on your list, a collection of Nicola Rizzuti (builder of Mizar chess engine). His chess programming collections are the best I've seen so far.
http://digilander.libero.it/mizarchessengine/papers.htm
Denis
e-mail: computer.chess@hotmail.com
Re: Bruce Moreland's essays on Computer Chess Programming (2
Thanks DenisDenis P. Mendoza wrote:
Alessandro,
Add this on your list, a collection of Nicola Rizzuti (builder of Mizar chess engine). His chess programming collections are the best I've seen so far.
http://digilander.libero.it/mizarchessengine/papers.htm
Denis
Mizar (and my papers collection) has a new address : http://www.mizar.zendurl.com/
Nicola Rizzuti