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Selectivity

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Selectivity gives a whiff of Shannon's Type B search to Shannon's Type A or brute-force. The goal is to search "interesting" and forced branches which are or are likely to become part of the principal variation deeper than nominal, but to reduce uninteresting branches.

Contents
  1. Extensions
  2. Pruning
  3. Reductions
  4. See also
  5. Publications
    1. 1970 ...
    2. 1980 ...
    3. 1990 ...
    4. 2000 ...
    5. 2010 ...
  6. Forum Posts
    1. 1998 ...
    2. 2000 ...
    3. 2010 ...
    4. 2020 ...
  7. External Links
  8. References

Extensions

Pruning

Reductions

See also

Publications

1970 ...

1980 ...

1990 ...

2000 ...

2010 ...

Forum Posts

1998 ...

2000 ...

2010 ...

2020 ...

Vincent Peirani, Émile Parisien, Tony Paeleman, Julien Herné, Yoann Serra

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References

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  1. ICCA Journal, Vol. 17, No. 1 by Jos Uiterwijk, rgcc, May 02, 1994↩︎

  2. slightly revised version of the CG 2004 paper↩︎

  3. Selective Search Techniques in REBEL (introduction) from Programmer Corner by Ed Schröder↩︎

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