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The evaluation of a given position
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What are the first moves chosen (White), by brute force chess engines?
Since we are starting at move 1, a candidate has to be defined as a complete game of chess and the only possible objective criterion for its evaluation is whether it forces a win for white or not. … Yes, brute-force might be used to describe the basic technique that modern heuristics developed from, but the evaluation criteria are actually a lot more important for an engine's capabilities. …
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