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Revision as of 13:51, 10 February 2019
Sharky,
a chess program written by John Kominek, competing the 10th World Computer Chess Championship, 2002 in Maastricht.
Sharky used a best-first search, keeping the search tree in memory, but suffered from allocating too much memory on the fast machines during the Championship, yielding in huge slowdown of the program due to thrashing [1].
See also
Forum Posts
- Poor Sharky without a single W or even D by Jorge, CCC, July 11, 2002
- Re: Poor Sharky without a single W or even D by Dann Corbit, CCC, July 11, 2002
External Links
Chess Engine
Misc
- sharky - Wiktionary
- Shark from Wikipedia
- The Lounge Lizards - Sharks (Voice of Chunk), YouTube Video
- John Lurie, Evan Lurie, Roy Nathanson, Curtis Fowlkes, Marc Ribot, Dougie Bowne, Erik Sanko, E.J. Rodriguez
References
- ↑ Re: Poor Sharky without a single W or even D by Dann Corbit, CCC, July 11, 2002
