TurtleBot: Lessons Learned from Chess Engine Analysis Failure

Failure and Lessons Learned: A candid exploration of failed approaches and valuable tools created in the pursuit of enhancing a basic chess engine.

GRuM — A flexible model-driven runtime monitoring framework and its application to automated aerial and ground vehicles - ScienceDirect

ChessCoach: A New Chess Engine with its Own Commentary

ChessCoach: A New Chess Engine with its Own Commentary

GRuM — A flexible model-driven runtime monitoring framework and its application to automated aerial and ground vehicles - ScienceDirect

Transfer Learning for Performance Analysis of Machine Learning Systems

Transfer Learning for Performance Analysis of Machine Learning Systems

Open Shading Language - Harlepengren

Introducing TurtleBot: The Slow and Steady Chess Engine

PDF) AMon: A domain-specific language and framework for adaptive monitoring of Cyber-Physical Systems

analysis engine suggests big blunder as the best move - Chess Forums

I created a slightly modified version of stockfish that tries to lose the game! : r/chess

Introducing TurtleBot: The Slow and Steady Chess Engine

How do chess engines beat one another? Why can't they evaluate every possible move, play perfectly and stalemate every time? - Quora