Chess Engine Lab
JulianPosts about many different chess engine experiments.
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Predicting the Winner of Tournaments
In my previous post, I looked into the prediction of the outcome of a single chess game, with the bigger goal to be able to predict the winner of a tournament. This is what I’m going to write about in this post.
Predicting the Outcome of Chess Games
One thing I’ve never looked into is predicting tournament outcomes. However, to do this, one must first be able to predict the outcome of a single game. So this is what I’ll be doing in this post, before looking into tournament predictions ...
A Visual Recap of Wijk aan Zee 2026
As every year, the tournament in Wijk aan Zee was really exciting, with the world champion and 4 candidates participating in this year’s edition. I want to take a closer look at both the masters and the challengers section.
Measuring Level of Play in different Endgame Types
Evaluating the performance of a chess player in different parts of a game is difficult because there are no points one can count to see who is ahead and by how much.
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I'm currently studying mathematics and I really enjoy trying different things with chess engines. I try to see how to get most out of them. Here I want to share my experiments.
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