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I wrote this blog https://lichess.org/@/JoaoTx/blog/exploring-the-python-chess-module/P0nb4FEs which explores Lichess' accuracy measure. I don't think will help you a lot but maybe a little.

Joining my voice to others: Irina Krush youtube @irina_krush Daniel Narodisky: youtube @DanielNaroditskyGM These are 2 my favorite ones. Worth mentioning: Alex Banzea: youtube @AlexBanzea John Barthol…

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@Toscani said in #7: > python-chess.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ > github.com/niklasf/python-chess > > hxim.github.io/PeshkaChess/index.html?a=col3&b=layout%20c755,624,40,100%20m295,526,829,3%20h296,117,…

@dboing said in #4: > I like the opening statement of tangential learning objective. Good application of attention engagement not always having to be directly on the learning objective, but allowing i…

@Toadofsky said in #2: > If you ever get into engine development, github.com/niklasf/python-chess/blob/master/examples/bratko_kopec/bratko_kopec.py is a nifty way to test an engine's accuracy against …

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@RealDavidNavara said in #2: > I just skimmed the article. I guess that the calculations are correct, but it seems to me that they miss the point. Such statistics should be used for random phenomena, …

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