Advances in Computer Chess 2
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The Advances in Computer Chess 2 conference was hosted by the University of Edinburgh and held at King's Buildings [2], Edinburgh, Scotland, on April 10-11, 1978. Proceedings were published in 1980, edited by Mike Clarke.
Proceedings
- Advances in Computer Chess 2
- M.R.B. Clarke, Editor, February 1980
- Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh
- ISBN-10: 0-852-24377-4
- ISBN-13: 978-0852243770, amazom
Lectures
- Don Beal, Mike Clarke (1980). The Construction of Economical and Correct Algorithms for King and Pawn against King.
- Jacques Pitrat (1980). The Behaviour of a Chess Combination Program using Plans.
- Ivan Bratko, Donald Michie (1980). A Representation of Pattern-Knowledge in Chess Endgames.
- Max Bramer (1980). An Optimal Algorithm for KPK using Pattern Knowledge.
- Don Beal (1980). An analysis of Minimax.
- Mike Clarke (1980). The Theory of Coordinate Squares.
- Danny Kopec, Tim Niblett (1980). How Hard is the Play of the King-Rook-King-Knight Ending?
- John Birmingham, Peter Kent (1980). Mate at a Glance.
- Peter Kent (1980). The MASTER Chess Program.
Announcement
Advances in Computer Chess 2, announcement in The Computer Journal 1978 21(1) 94 [3]
Reviews
- Harry Shershow (1980). On The Science of Chess-Thinking. Personal Computing, Vol. 4, No. 9, pp. 80
Forum Posts
- Computer chess books by Bruce Moreland, rgcc, February 05, 1997
External Links
References
- ↑ View of King's Buildings from the Braid Hills, Photo by Kim Traynor, August 26, 2011, Wikimedia Commons, King's Buildings from Wikipedia
- ↑ Introduction | King's Buildings
- ↑ The Computer Journal 1978 21(1):94 © 1978 by British Computer Society
