I can of course detect them. Actually I did that for Viking5 the
predecessor of Valyria. But it has to be programmed and it is not a
trivial 5 minutes hack. Changing the book was a 5 minutes hack. There
is a long TODO list for Valkyria and somehow I have to choose what to
do next.
Best
Magnus
Quoting Michael Williams <[email protected]>:
What do you mean by "break symmetry"? To me, it means play a move that
results in an asymetric board. But why not just detect the symmetric
moves and only simulate one of them?
[email protected] wrote:
...
Valkyria currently play quite narrow book starting with E5. Since
the last tournament I noticed I should try to break symmetry before
letting it think because other wise it could spend a minute on two
moves that are symmetric. But I am considering to widen the
choices for Black on the first move.
...
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