Chess Skill in Man and Machine, [1] edited by Peter W. Frey, published 1977, 1978 by Springer-Verlag, New York Inc. ISBN: 0-387-07957-2, ISBN: 0-387-90815-3, 2nd ed. 1983, ISBN: 0-387-90790-4 / 3-540-90790-4.

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Reviews

• Tony Marsland (1983). P.W. Frey (Editor): Chess Skill in Man and Machine (2nd ed.). ICCA Journal, Vol. 6, No. 4, pp. 46-48.
• Chess Skill in Man and Machine from Tom Likens' booklist
• Chess Skill in Man and Machine (Frey, 1977) by John L. Jerz

Contents

• Ben Mittman, A Brief History of Computer Chess Tournaments: 1970-1975. pp. 1-33.
• Neil Charness, Human Chess Skill. pp. 34-53.
• Peter W. Frey, An Introduction to Computer Chess. pp. 54-81
• David Slate, Larry Atkin, CHESS 4.5 - The Northwestern University Chess Program. pp. 82–118 » Chess 4.5
• Monroe Newborn, PEASANT: An endgame program for kings and pawns. pp. 119-130 » Peasant
• Russell M. Church, Kenneth W. Church, Plans, Goals, and Search Strategies for the Selection of a Move in Chess. 131-156
• Larry Harris, The heuristic search: An alternative to the alpha-beta minimax procedure. pp. 157-166
• Eliot Hearst, Man and Machine: Chess Achievements and Chess Thinking. pp. 167-200
• Joe Condon, Ken Thompson, BELLE. 2nd Edition, pp. 201-210 » Belle
• David Wilkins, Using chess knowledge to reduce search. 2nd Edition

References

1. ^ Chess Skill in Man and Machine (Frey, 1977) by John L. Jerz

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