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@unpublished{2006mehani_chess,
	author	= "Mehani, Olivier",
	title	= "Can Complex Systems Help Design Better Chess-Playing
		Programs?",
	year	= "2006",
	month	= "January",
	note	= {Homework report for the Complex Systems Seminar
		course at Chalmers Tekniska H\"{o}gskola},
	school	= {Chalmers Tekniska H\"ogskola},
	address	= "Gothenburg, Sweden",
	abstract	= "Most chess-playing programs are based on well known
		algorithms and determinisitc eval- uation functions. Due to the
		complexity of this game, it seems however that using complex
		systems such as neural networks or genetic algorithms may help
		improve (or at least compete with) the performance of said
		programs.  This seminar aims to present several projects and
		papers making use of these “alterna- tive” methods to design
		chess programs, details about their implementations and their
		actual performance compared to “classic” chess algorithms or
		human players.",
	url	= "http://olivier.mehani.name/publications/2006mehani_chess.pdf",
}