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Koivisto is a chess engine developed by Kim Kahre and Finn Eggers, using neural networks and principal variation search. It can play against itself, other engines or humans, and supports web-based analysis and download options.
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Engine think time [ms] 1000. Principal Variation Depth
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Koivisto is a strong chess engine written primarily by Kim Kåhre and Finn Eggers in c++. Koivisto in itself is not a complete chess program and requires a UCI-compatible graphical user interface.
Supported UCI settings:
•Hash
•SyzygyPath (up to 6 pieces)
•Threads (up to 256)
Acknowledgements
Note that compiler warnings might pop up which can be safely ignored and will most likely be fixed in one of the future releases.
We do provide binaries for Windows / Linux systems. You can download them for each release after Koivisto 3.0 here. Note that we strongly recommend that you build the binaries yourself for best performance. Assuming build tools have been installed, one can type:
Besides compiling a native version which should be best in terms of performance, one can also compile static executables using:
MacOS
We do not provide binaries for MacOS yet.
Mauno Henrik Koivisto ( Finnish pronunciation: [ˈmɑu̯no ˈkoi̯ʋisto]; 25 November 1923 – 12 May 2017) was a Finnish politician who served as the ninth president of Finland from 1982 to 1994. He also served as the country's prime minister twice, from 1968 to 1970 and again from 1979 to 1982. [1]
Koivisto, an UCI compliant open source chess engine by Kim Kåhre and Finn Eggers, at times supported by Eugenio Bruno, written in C++, and first released on GitHub in September 2020 under the GPL v3.0 .
Mauno Henrik Koivisto è stato un economista e politico finlandese. Di orientamento socialdemocratico è stato più volte ministro, presidente del Consiglio di Stato e presidente della Repubblica finlandese dal 1982 al 1994.
3 giu 2022 · LA PROFEZIA DI KOIVISTO: COSÌ LA FINLANDIA ABBANDONA LA NEUTRALITÀ. Helsinki ha deciso di aderire alla Nato non in presenza di una concreta minaccia russa, ma sull’onda emotiva della guerra, che risveglia antichi timori. Così facendo, però, crea i presupposti per questo stesso pericolo. Le garanzie anglo-americane.
