Re: TIB: Chess AI
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Re: TIB: Chess AI
This is a very complex problem. Chess has never been 'solved'.
So they use prediction for most chess programs. The program determines a number
of moves it can make, then using it's own rules, determines a number of moves
it's opponent would then make. Then it finds (through some quantifying process)
which positions end up with giving itself the best chance to win. then it sees
which of it's moves would have the best 'score', and makes that move. Really
fast computers go and look ahead at 5-50 moves after its current position.
-Adam
LtERT01@aol.com wrote:
>
> I'm developing a chess program for the 83 (you may have heard of it,
> Chessmaster 83, listed on ticalc.org and ti-files.org) and I want to try to
> write an AI for it. If anybody out there has any suggestions on how to do
> that, I'd be appreciative. So far, all I can figure out to do is to have it
> go through all the possible moves, and assign them values based on piece
> count and position, but that would take a long time and it would be pretty
> hard to get the calculator to quanitify a board position. So... I need a
> little help.
>
> Eric Tollefson
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