Greetings, SCIDFolk, When I have Stockfish configured for Analysis, and I perform an automated annotation, I see variations are introduced in the PGN window, as well as NAG codes.
On what basis are both of these created? That is: 1. What is "deciding," and on what basis, that it's time to introduce a variation into the annotation? 2. Some moves get annotated, and some don't. What is "deciding," and on what basis, that a particular move should be annotated? 3. What is the algorithm for "deciding" which NAG should be used for any given position? I don't find anything in Stockfish's documentation indicating that it generates them, so I assume they're coming from SCID. I looked through the SCID documentation, google, etc. and all I could find was generic text indicating that NAGs are supported in PGN files, and a table indicating what the various NAG codes mean. Nothing about the rationale behind variation or NAG code generation. I also had a cursory dig through the SCID source code to find where any of the above take place, and couldn't see anything obvious. I'm not averse to digging further, if someone could point me in the general direction of the relevant documentation or source code. Thanks and regards, Dan Friedman
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