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If you click " Yes ", you ' ll get the standard Windows dialogue prompting you to pick a folder in which to store it and for you to give it a name. Note that all of the game moves prior to the point at which you started the analysis are also saved as part of the tree; in our example, all of the moves through 14. c3 will be saved along with the " Monte Carlo tree " which begins with Black ' s 14th move.
If you select " No ", you ' ll simply be returned to the normal game window( board and Notation pane), but you ' ll notice that any moves you replayed in the tree while the analysis was being generated will be displayed as variations / subvariations in the Notation pane ' s gamescore.
All of that seems prety verbose, but it ' s really very simple: Monte Carlo analysis causes the Engine to play a large number of games against itself and then store the results in the form of a statistical tree.
3.5.11 The Kibitzer
M e nu E ngine Add Kibitz e r( C trl- K)
A " Kibitzer " is a person who watches a game in progress without making any moves himself. A kibitzer is also notorious for giving advice and knowing everything better.
You can add a kibitzer by selecting an engine in the select box that appears.
A new engine window appears in which it can work parallel to the one already loaded. You can use one or more kibitzers( up to six) to help you in your game against the primary engine, or you can use them for a second opinion on a position you are analysing. Remember that they will be sharing the processor power, so the quality of analysis sinks with every added kibitzer.
Click Re m ov e kibit ze r or Re m ov e all kibit ze rs to close the additional engine. You can also right-click a kibitzer and“ Close” it.
Kibitzer cannot be combined with the " Explain all moves " window.
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