Kevin Pacey's link makes me wonder. How do we take into account the engine strength in our experiments? Suppose we make n experiments at 40moves/1min and n experiments at 40moves/2mins.We get obviously a better pawn in the second experiment. How does this relate to the real strength of the pawn, whatever that means?
H.G.
Kevin Pacey's link makes me wonder. How do we take into account the engine strength in our experiments? Suppose we make n experiments at 40moves/1min and n experiments at 40moves/2mins.We get obviously a better pawn in the second experiment. How does this relate to the real strength of the pawn, whatever that means?