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Deep Junior Chess Match Against Kasparov
Deep Junior When you fall off your bike, the best thing to do is to get back on the saddle as soon as possible. It took Garry Kasparov five years to do that, and he's also playing another game of chess against a computer... This time, it's a small piece of software developed by two Israeli, called Junior. On average, the program can look ahead about 14 moves, but it has some interesting features that allow it factor intangible gain, and determine the value of taking the initiative. This sounds a lot like rote learning, where these values are learnt over time by combining and storing the result of small look ahead. Ha'aretz - Champion Kasparov to Play Israeli Computer Chess Program ZD Net - Kasparov to Deep Junior: Your Move CNET - Kasparov, Computer to Square Off Yahoo! - Chess Champion Garry Kasparov to Play Israeli Computer Program | NewsCaster 75 posts. Saturday 10 August, 14:16 Reply