| Inside Rebel Detailed inner works of Rebel |
Dave Gomboc Evaluation Tuning via Ordinal Correlation. | ||
| Dave Gomboc Evaluation Tuning via Learning. |
Dennis Breuker Proof Number Search in Chess | ||
| Multi-Cut Risk Management in Game-Tree Pruning by Y. Björnsson and T.A. Marsland |
Multi-Cut (update) Multi-Cut A/B Pruning in Game-Tree Search | ||
| Prob-Cut ProbCut & Multi Cut in Crafty by A.X. Jiang. |
Tutorial Tutorial how to write a chess program. | ||
| Selective Search Selective Depth-First Search Methods by Yngvi Björnsson and Tony Marsland |
Chess Programming Some Aspects Of Chess Programming. | ||
| Search Extensions Learning Control of Search Extensions by Yngvi Björnsson and Tony Marsland |
Rookie Master's Thesis by Marcel Kervinck about Rookie 2.0. | ||
| Verified Nullmove Pruning by Omid David Tabibi. |
Move Repetition A New Approach to Draw Detection by Move Repetition by Vladan Vuckovic and Djordje Vidanovic. | ||
| Hashtables Information in Transposition Tables by Dennis Breuker, Jos Uiterwijk en Jaap van den Herik. |
Replacement Schemes Replacements schemes for Transposition Tables. | ||
| Deep Thought Deep Thought Evaluation Tuning. |
Memory vs Search in Games Memory vs Search in Games, thesis Dennis Breuker. | ||
| Zugzwang A fully distributed chess program by Reinier Feldmann. |
Game Learning Michael Cherrity. | ||
| Self-Learning A Self-Learning Evolutionary Chess Program by David Fogel. |
Evaluating Chess Strength Concepts for Evaluating Chess Strength by Hans Berliner. | ||
| AEL pruning by Ernst Heinz. |
Conspiracy Search Aplha-Beta Conspiracy Search by David McAllester and Deniz Yuret. | ||
| Sibling Prediction Pruning Alpha-Beta with Sibling Prediction Pruning in Chess by Jeroen Carolus. |
Another Search Algorithm. An Algorithm faster than negascout and SSS in pratice by Aske Plaat. | ||
| Classic from 1983 An improvement to the scout tree search algorithm by Alexander Reinefeld. |
Learning Automatic Generation of an Evaluation Function for Chess Endgames by Matthias Lüscher. | ||
| Pawn Endings Blockage Detection in King and Pawn Endings by Omid David Tabibi. |
Probability Based Search B-Star Probability Based Search by Hans Berliner. | ||
| Fail high reductions Classic from 1996 by Rainier Feldmann. |
Fuzzy Chess Tactics by Joäo Paulo Carvalho. | ||
| Deep blue Deep blue system overview by Feng-hsiung Hsu and Murray Campbell. |
Fuzzy again Fuzzy Numbers in Search to Express Uncertainty by Andreas Junghanns. | ||
| Knowledge from Databases Knowledge discovery in chess databases - a research proposal by Johannes Fürnkranz. |
Deep Blue Knowledge discovery in Deep Blue by Murray Campbell. | ||
| Proof Number Search Mate in 38 - applying proof number search to chess by Dennis Breuker. |
Parallel Search (1) Parallel Alpha-Beta Search by Valavan Manohararajah. | ||
| Parallel Search (2) Parallel randomized best-first minimax search by Yaron Shoham and Sivan Toledo. |
Pattern Databases Jonathan Schaeffer. | ||
| Parallel Search in Cilk Programming parallel applications in Cilk by Aske Plaat. |
Pruning Relevance Cuts-Localizing the Search by Jonathan Schaeffer. | ||
| Research Research re search & re-search by Aske Plaat. |
Search with fuzzy numbers by Andreas Junghanns, Christian Posthoff and Michael Schlosser. | ||
| Uncertainty cut-offs Searching with uncertainty cut-offs by Tony Marsland and others. |
Hydra The chess monster Hydra by Chrilly Donninger and Ulf Lorenz. | ||
| Random Error Evaluations The secret of selective game tree search when using random error evaluations. |
StarTech The StarTech Massively Parallel Chess Program by Bradley Kuszmaul. |
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Deep Blue Papers
Deep Thought Evaluation Tuning.Deep Blue system overview by Feng-hsiung Hsu and Murray Campbell.
Deep Blue article 2001.
Deep Blue Knowledge discovery in Deep Blue by Murray Campbell.
Classic Papers
ACM 1993 Tournament bulletin of the famous ACM computer chess tournament.History of Computer Chess from the American point of view. Nevertheless this web-site about the history of the computer is well worth a visit.