Computers, Chess, and Cognition

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Computers, Chess, and Cognition
Edited by Tony Marsland and Jonathan Schaeffer
Foreword by Ken Thompson
Published 1990
by Springer-Verlag, New York Inc.
ISBN: 0-387-97415-6

Computers, Chess, and Cognition contains revised contributions from the WCCC 1989 Workshop New Directions in Game-Tree Search, May 29-30, 1989, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada [1] .

Source of Supply


Contents

[2]



Author(s)
page.


Foreword
 Ken Thompson
1
Part I
Man and Machine


1.1.
A Short History of Computer Chess
 Tony Marsland
3
1.2.
Advances in Man-Machine Play
 Danny Kopec
9
 pdf
1.3.
1989 World Computer Chess Championship
 Jonathan Schaeffer
33
1.4.
How Will Chess Programs Beat Kasparov?
 David Levy
47






Part II
Chess Programs


2.1.
Deep Thought
 Feng-hsiung Hsu, Thomas Anantharaman,
Murray Campbell, Andreas Nowatzyk
55
2.2.
Hitech.
 Hans Berliner and Carl Ebeling
79
2.3.
Cray Blitz
 Robert Hyatt, Albert Gower, Harry Nelson
111






Part III
Computer Chess Methods


3.1
Tree Searching Algorithms
 Hermann Kaindl
133
3.2
Experiments with the Null-move Heuristic
 Gordon Goetsch, Murray Campbell
159
3.3.
Problematic Positions and Speculative Play
 Peter Jansen
169
3.4.
Verifying and Codifying Strategies
in a Chess Endgame.
 Bob Herschberg, Jaap van den Herik,
Patrick Schoo
183
3.5.
Learning in Bebe [3]
 Tony Scherzer, Linda Scherzer, Dean Tjaden
197
3.6.
The Bratko-Kopec Test Revisited
 Tony Marsland
217






Part IV
Computer Chess and A.I.


4.1.
Chess as the Drosophila of AI
 John McCarthy
227
4.2.
Brute Force in Chess and Science
 Donald Michie
239
4.3
Perspectives on Falling from Grace
 Mikhail Donskoy, Jonathan Schaeffer
259
 pdf






Part V
A New Drosophila for AI?


5.1.
The Design and Evolution of Go Explorer
 Ken Chen, Anders Kierulf,
Martin Müller, Jürg Nievergelt
271
5.2.
Knowledge Representation and
its Refinement in Go Programs
 Kiyoshi Shirayanagi
287

See also


References

  1. ^ Kings Move - Welcome to the 1989 AGT World Computer Chess Championship. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Courtesy of Peter Jennings, from The Computer History Museum, pdf
  2. ^ Computers Chess and Cognition from Tom Likens' Booklist
  3. ^ Mephisto Best-Publication Award

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Page Date Edited
Abyss Aug 5, 2017
Advances in Computer Chess 4 Jan 22, 2018
Albert Gower Jan 7, 2016
Alexander Kronrod Apr 9, 2018
Anders Kierulf Dec 28, 2016
Andreas Nowatzyk Feb 6, 2014
Artificial Intelligence Apr 9, 2018
Bebe Dec 23, 2017
Bob Herschberg Dec 13, 2016
Bratko-Kopec Test Jun 1, 2015
Brute-Force Jul 27, 2017
Carl Ebeling May 23, 2016
Cognition Dec 8, 2017
Computers, Chess, and Cognition Dec 28, 2016
Cray Blitz Dec 25, 2017
Danny Kopec Oct 1, 2016
David Levy Jan 3, 2017
Deep Thought Dec 5, 2016
Donald Michie Dec 23, 2017
Endgame Tablebases Mar 6, 2018
Feng-hsiung Hsu Dec 27, 2016
Go Jan 24, 2018
Gordon Goetsch Jan 7, 2016
Hans Berliner Jun 10, 2017
Harry Nelson Jul 26, 2017
Hermann Kaindl Oct 31, 2016
HiTech Mar 31, 2018
Huberman Aug 9, 2013
Jaap van den Herik Sep 18, 2017
John McCarthy Jan 5, 2017
Jonathan Schaeffer Jan 29, 2018
Jürg Nievergelt Dec 28, 2016
Kaissa Apr 9, 2018
Keh-Hsun Chen Jan 16, 2017
Kiyoshi Shirayanagi May 23, 2016
Knowledge Jul 22, 2017
Learning Feb 20, 2018
Linda Scherzer Dec 8, 2016
Martin Müller Aug 12, 2017
Mephisto Best-Publication Awards to Include Dec 8, 2016
Mikhail Donskoy Dec 23, 2017
Murray Campbell Jun 2, 2017
Null Move Pruning Dec 2, 2017
Opponent Model Search Aug 14, 2017
Patrick Schoo May 25, 2016
Pattern Recognition Sep 8, 2017
Persistent Hash Table Dec 31, 2017
Peter Jansen Jan 31, 2016
Recommended Reading Nov 17, 2017
Robert Hyatt Dec 25, 2017
Santos Gerardo Lazzeri Mar 19, 2016
Thomas Anantharaman Jan 27, 2016
Tony Marsland Nov 27, 2017
Tony Scherzer Dec 23, 2017
WCCC 1989 Dec 5, 2017

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