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From: wjb@cogsci
Newsgroups: comp.ai.neural-nets
Subject: Re: Chip vs Chess Master
Keywords: Games, chess
Message-ID: <27.Mar.91.205347.34@cogsci.cog.jhu.edu>
Date: 28 Mar 91 01:53:46 GMT
Article-I.D.: cogsci.27.Mar.91.205347.34
References: <31403@usc> <pluto.670117666@zaius>
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Organization: JHU Cognitive Science Center, Baltimore, MD
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In article <pluto.670117666@zaius> pluto@zaius.ucsd.edu (Mark Plutowski) writes:
>A quite famous (and successful) neural-network game player is the NeuroGammon
>implementation of backgammon.  (Look in 1989 or 1990 NIPs proceedings.
>I am unsure about the author's name but Tesauro (sp?) comes to mind.) 

	I think that's right, "Gerry Tesauro".  I think he was at UIUC when
he did the work.

				Bill Bogstad