When game has finished, moves would be analysed with a chess engine. For any completed game I would like to see where me or my opponent did wrong moves. This will give great feedback to make self improvement.
If this will cause lot of computer resource to analyse all completed matches , a simpler solution might be to put a button on analyse window where if I click chess engine then it shows the moves score.
Originally posted by saltukathis could be an exta premium feature, maybe just a nominal amount could cover the cost
When game has finished, moves would be analysed with a chess engine. For any completed game I would like to see where me or my opponent did wrong moves. This will give great feedback to make self improvement.
If this will cause lot of computer resource to analyse all completed matches , a simpler solution might be to put a button on analyse window where if I click chess engine then it shows the moves score.
Originally posted by saltukaIt's a very sound idea, the games are concluded and it could well be an invaluable resource to many here. I wouldn't have a clue as regards the 'computer resources' required, but if the site could incorporate the use of its own engine, then that extra resource may be justified....and as 'coquette' has mentioned, perhaps RHP could utilise this feature on a commercial basis making use of that engine available to the RHP playing public for a small charge to non subscribers, and free to present subscribers, within the likes of an app, etc etc.
I hope this feature to be added as free 😀
Here is the RHP 'Rival' engine, perhaps a 'suitable revenue based version' of this could be utilised ??: http://www.redhotpawn.com/rival/
I like this idea, I'm just giving some thought to annotating my own games (and hopefully learning from them), and a function like this would be very nice.
What might be an elegant solution if this was introduced might be rather than to simply put a computer positional rating next to each move, instead things might be set up to simply highlight moves that were strong, good, questionable or simply mistakes. Basically the notation of !?/ !/ !!/ ?!/ ?/ ?? that annotators use.
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This could be added as an additional annotator, e.g. click a button to put
the game in a queue to be annotated - compute resource only devoted to this task when the site is otherwise idle. Throw in a queue length, and we have all the info we need.
A nice time saver for those who want it. I actually do this for all my completed games anyway.
I'd tend to see this as another subscriber benefit - either the ability to request annotation for one's own games, or the ability to read the new annotators comments.
Go on Russ - just a small task to occupy your mind while the site is moving ...