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by jeremysalwen 4215 days ago
It seems like you could get some improvements by simply training the evaluation function on the output of the entire Deep Pink system including the negamax search.

This would be a very easy way of getting more training data, and is actually very nice theoretically. Assuming enough training time and a complex enough evaluation function, etc, you'd eventually solve chess.

I may check out the code and try this myself...