...just those links. If you are looking for a specific page or catchword you can use the search box on top.
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...have been basically approved by the Chess Programming Wiki to edit so they can add content, correct errors or engage in casual peer review, they have no l
...ite, or conduct of any users of the website, whether online or offline. We can, whenever we want, edit or delete any content displayed on the website. You
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...y responsible for safeguarding the secrecy of their personal password; you can alter this private password at any time in your preferences.
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...''' data-structure fitting in one 64-bit register. For example, a bitboard can represent things like attack- and defend sets, move-target sets and so on.
* Bitboards can have a high information density.
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Documentation on this extension can be found [http://mip.noekeon.org/mwfentt/reference.html here].
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...free board representation that knows '''every''' rule of chess. While this can sometimes be a pain, especially implementing the more complicated rules suc
...a look at some of the [[:Category:Open Source|Open Source Engines]]. These can be very helpful when translating rather vague algorithms into specific data
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* [[:Category:Can|Can]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tago_Mago Paperhouse], [https://en.wikip
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....org/wiki/Specification_%28technical_standard%29 specification], the rules can be expressed by [[Algorithms|algorithms]] and data structures.
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...] [[Robots|robot]] able to move its own pieces. It is still functional and can be visited at the Torres Quevedo Museum of Engineering, Institute of Civil
A detailed explanation of El Ajedrecista can be found in ''Les Automates'' by [[Henri Vigneron]] <ref>[[Henri Vigneron]]
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...can be well ordered. This gave rise to the Zermelo axiom that every class can be well ordered. In 1904 Zermelo defined the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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welcome jesse! let me know if i can be of any help. very best, [[User:ErikSatie|eriksatie]] ([[User talk:ErikSa
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We can deduct square mapping on enumerating [[Files|files]] and [[Ranks|ranks]] fr
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We can safely replace bitwise-or by add, since unused bits are always zero:
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...ew/how-rybka-and-i-tried-to-beat-the-strongest-chess-computer-in-the-world Can a GM and Rybka beat Stockfish?] by GM [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel
* [https://www.talkchess.com/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=74484 Can the sardine! NNUE clobbers SF] by [[Henk Drost]], [[CCC]], July 16, 2020 »
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...ers with the score 1.5 to 0.5. Those, who remember the hot summer of 1972, can envy to the authors of Kaissa, that carried out the pair of days in the wee
...anywhere do not share and among them a lot of such where quality of result can be estimated objectively. The majority of serious experts, before engaged i
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...Georgy Adelson-Velsky]] came up with a [[Hash Table|hash memory]]. Details can be found in another of my teachers - [[Alexander Kronrod]] "Conversations a
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...putation for understanding. Once we understand these mechanisms better, we can build human-level chess programs that do far less computation than do prese
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...ce and programming. One of them is, more or less, department of AVL trees. Can you imagine the scene when Adelson-Velsky himself (AVL stands for Adelson-V
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...''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Computers_Can%27t_Do What Computers Can't Do]''.</ref> at MIT was challenged by Greenblatt to play a game against h
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...rchitectures with different net size give different nodes per second. CPUs can be utilized for example via BLAS and DNNL and GPUs via CUDA, cuDNN, OpenCL,
* [http://www.talkchess.com/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=69622 Can somebody explain what makes Leela as strong as Komodo?] by Chessqueen, [[CC
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