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3.10.10 Deep analysis
Most chess players analyse their games interactively. They try out variations on the
board and let them be evaluated by chess engines.
This is very good for preliminary analysis so that you can get used to the motives of
the position, but sometimes engines need more time to examine a position in detail. For
this it is necessary to let an engine examine a position for a long time.
Board window: Ana ly sis - De e p Ana ly sis
In the deep analysis the engine generates a tree with the possible moves.
The analysis is left to run by itself. The longer it runs, the more reliable the variations
are. After longer times the search depth is bigger, but not too complex so that the
result remains easy to understand. Variations that do not look good after a large
search depth are automatically removed. This leads to an annotation with an analysis
of the most important moves. This function is an improvement over Fritz's deep
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