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Why is Ne4 considered as an inaccuracy whereas it is one of very few moves which saves d3 pawn?
Calling it an "inaccuracy" is nothing more than the engine saying that it evaluates the position after one move to be a certain amount better than after another move. It doesn't necessarily ...
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Is there a chess engine that does NOT use brute-force search?
Its sort of debatable if you can call a heuristic based search and evaluate approach as brute-force. Most of top-tier chess engines today follow a rules-based approach to evaluate a position and a ...
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