Some Necessary Conditions for a Master Chess Program¶
Berliner, H. J. (1973). Some Necessary Conditions for a Master Chess Program. Proceedings of the 3rd International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 77-85.
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Mechanisms¶
- Bounded Depth Generation Template
- … effect**: truncating at depth k hides everything that first appears at depth k+1, so a bounded enumeration can be not just incomplete but systematically misleading — a target that looks unreachable at depth 4 may be trivially reachable at depth 5, and a line that looks safe may collapse just past the horizon.
This sourceExplains the horizon effect: terminating search hides later events and can make a line appear safe even though it fails just beyond the cutoff.
- … effect**: truncating at depth k hides everything that first appears at depth k+1, so a bounded enumeration can be not just incomplete but systematically misleading — a target that looks unreachable at depth 4 may be trivially reachable at depth 5, and a line that looks safe may collapse just past the horizon.
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