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Didzis Cirulis
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Didzis Cirulis
,
a Latvian chess and computer chess expert, chess advisor and chess program tester. He worked as long-term tester of
Christophe Theron's
Chess Tiger 11.5.
, was involved in testing
Ed Schröder's
Rebel
,
Richard Lang's
Chess Genius
,
Mark Uniacke's
Hiarcs
for
Palm
, and more recently in providing chess input and testing of
AI Factory's
Treebeard
by primary developer
Jeff Rollason
, where he has already made significant contributions
[1]
.
Didzis Cirulis
[2]
Table of Contents
Selected Publications
Forum Posts
References
What links here?
Selected Publications
Jeff Rollason
,
Didzis Cirulis
(
2005
).
Treebeard - A new way to do Chess
.
AI Factory
, Summer 2005
Forum Posts
Fritz 5
by
Didzis Cirulis
,
CCC
, February 06, 1998 »
Fritz
Huge Comp Tourney?? Shep, Enrique, J Walker, Didzis Cirulis
by Reynolds Takata,
CCC
, December 02, 1998
References
^
Jeff Rollason
,
Didzis Cirulis
(
2005
).
Treebeard - A new way to do Chess
.
AI Factory
, Summer 2005
^
Photo courtesy Didzis Cirulis, December 2015
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Feb 4, 2018
Chess Free
Dec 6, 2014
Didzis Cirulis
Dec 26, 2015
Fritz
Feb 26, 2018
Jeff Rollason
Dec 23, 2016
People
Feb 28, 2018
Treebeard
Mar 25, 2015
Virtual Chess
Mar 25, 2017
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a Latvian chess and computer chess expert, chess advisor and chess program tester. He worked as long-term tester of Christophe Theron's Chess Tiger 11.5., was involved in testing Ed Schröder's Rebel, Richard Lang's Chess Genius, Mark Uniacke's Hiarcs for Palm, and more recently in providing chess input and testing of AI Factory's Treebeard by primary developer Jeff Rollason, where he has already made significant contributions [1] .
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Selected Publications
Forum Posts
References
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