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Hybrid fly optimization tuned artificial neural network for AI-based chess playing system
Artificial intelligence (AI) has grown considerably in the present environment and acts as a subject still possessing substantial space for...
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Making Superhuman AI More Human in Chess
Computer chess research has traditionally focused on creating the strongest possible chess engine. Recently, however, attempts have been made to...
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Tibetan Jiu Chess Intelligent Game Platform
The scarcity of gaming platforms for Tibetan Jiu Chess is not conducive to the dissemination of Tibetan Jiu Chess culture, and even more so, it is...
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Increasing Quality of Life by Playing Chess: A Blended Care Approach for Elderly People
As digitization in healthcare progresses, e-health technologies are becoming increasingly important and can complement traditional healthcare...
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The First Code for Computer Chess
This chapter describes the first computer chess code ever written. A library of computer chess functions was compiled around 1945 by Konrad Zuse,...
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An Exploration of Feared Versus Fearless Attack Attitudes Using the Chess Personalities of Virtual Chess Players
Chess has emerged as a promising domain for psychologists, marketers, computer scientists, and experts from many other domains. In this paper, the...
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Stockfish or Leela Chess Zero? A Comparison Against Endgame Tablebases
The game of chess has long been used as a benchmark for testing human creativity and intelligence. With the advent of powerful chess engines, such as...
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Humanoid robots play chess using visual control
This paper mainly considers the humanoid robot vision system and the type of its joint structure, and designs a set of effective planning strategies...
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Enhancing Stockfish: A Chess Engine Tailored for Training Human Players
Stockfish is a highly popular open-source chess engine known for its exceptional strength. The recent integration of a neural network called NNUE has...
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Playing Field Prototypes
Every game must be played on a playing field. For card games, that playing field can be any flat surface. For board games and sports, the playing...
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Improvement of move naturalness for playing good-quality games with middle-level players
AbstractIn the game field, computer programs have surpassed top human players in many games. A well-known example is AlphaZero. These strong programs...
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Card Game Playing
One central showcase of algorithmic intelligence is to prove that computers are able to beat humans in games. As many board games have either been...
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General Game Playing
In recent years, general game playing has received an increasing amount of attention. In general game playing the agents are provided a description...
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Dataset Related Experimental Investigation of Chess Position Evaluation Using a Deep Neural Network
The idea of training Artificial Neural Networks to evaluate chess positions has been widely explored in the last ten years. In this paper we...
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Towards Transparent Cheat Detection in Online Chess: An Application of Human and Computer Decision-Making Preferences
Online game providers face the challenge of preventing malicious users (cheaters) from breaking the rules and winning games through illegal means....
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Tangible Chess for Dementia Patients – Playing with Conductive 3D Printed Figures on a Touchscreen
In the area of dementia care, Serious Games are seen as an opportunity to boost cognitive capabilities and to stabilize the ability to independently...
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Children’s social problem-solving skills in playing videogames and traditional games: A systematic review
Playing games can be one of the most important activities for children to improve their social problem-solving (SPS) skills. Studies that have...
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Self-Playing RNA Inverse Folding
Ribonucleic acid (RNA) sequence controls many biological functions in the body of living organisms including protein synthesis and gene regulations....
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On the Road to Perfection? Evaluating Leela Chess Zero Against Endgame Tablebases
Board game research has pursued two distinct but linked objectives: solving games, and strong play using heuristics. In our case study in the game of...
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Preferential Engagement and What Can We Learn from Online Chess?
An online game of chess against a human opponent appears to be indistinguishable from a game against a machine: both happen on the screen. Yet,...
