NG-play
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NG-play
,
a relatively simple,
open source engine
compliant to the
Chess Engine Communication Protocol
written in
C
by
George Georgopoulos
. NG-play uses a
10x12 board
, and performs a
negamax
alpha-beta search
with
iterative deepening
and
null move pruning
.
Evaluation
considers
material
and
mobility
in a first pass, and focuses on
king safety
in the
middlegame
, as well as
passed pawn
evaluation in a second pass
[1]
.
Development History
From version 8.0, search algorithm changed to
NegaScout
From version 9.0, a simple
transposition table
scheme is used
Forum Posts
A not very recent Greek chess engine
by
Ruxy Sylwyka
,
CCC
, December 03, 2012
Author of NGplay_61 should give credit to tscp
by User923005,
OpenChess Forum
, December 05, 2012
new chess computer: CT800
by
Rasmus Althoff
,
CCC
, September 05, 2016 ยป
CT800
NGplay 9.87 64-bit released
by
Graham Banks
,
CCC
, February 25, 2017
External Links
George Georgopoulos Personal page
Latest version 64 bit (NGplay_9.87_64bit.zip) download
Latest sources (NGplay_9.87.c)
NG-Play
in
CCRL 40/40
References
^
NGplay_61.c download
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Feb 21, 2018
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Feb 20, 2018
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Apr 23, 2018
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Mar 10, 2018
George Georgopoulos
Aug 29, 2013
NG-play
Feb 26, 2017
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Jul 14, 2015
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NG-play,
a relatively simple, open source engine compliant to the Chess Engine Communication Protocol written in C by George Georgopoulos. NG-play uses a 10x12 board, and performs a negamax alpha-beta search with iterative deepening and null move pruning. Evaluation considers material and mobility in a first pass, and focuses on king safety in the middlegame, as well as passed pawn evaluation in a second pass [1] .
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Forum Posts
External Links
References
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