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Why Published Theory Varies From Computer Analysis - 2007/11/15 16:48
Greetings, Friends
In tune with the times I regularly
use computer programs to study textual
material. While I comprehend how older
prints occasionally fail silicon surveying,
I muse over the errors reflected in more
recent ones? After all, don't today's
publishers use computerized editing?
Or is it just that the feedback I get
is grounded in suspect parameters?
I'm also pondering the kaleidoscopic output
that arises when different programs explain
the exact same text? Since chess is so complex,
is each engine fantasizing variously?
Thank you all for any responses.
Have a good day and a better tomorrow.
thechesscoachexperienceDOTwordpressDOTcom
Post edited by: GreenGiant, at: 2007/11/15 18:24
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