Shankar Ram
One obvious sub-group of the conditions main group would be "move restrictors": maximummer, minimummer, single combat, black must capture, ohneschlag(no…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Having all in one, or having separate databases would be a design decision. Any modern database tool would be able…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Chris, I too had the same thinking about stipulations. But Christian Poisson's bifurcation in WinChloe enlightened me! An aim is…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
I would suggest an online repository, to which anybody would be allowed to add or edit. Such a repository could…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Your grouping is fine. Only I would make some changes: StipulationsAimsPiecesConditionsBoardsThese fit into the classical grouping defined by TRD in…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Welcome, Chris! Your monograph put up by Julia was something that had intrigued me long back - when I saw…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Definition from the BCPS glossary (http://www.theproblemist.org/downloads.pl?type=gloss) : Reciprocal Helpmate (Reci-H#n): Black starts and helps White to a position where either…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Reciprocal Help: identical to the usual help play stipulations, but on his last move, Black must also have an option…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
Some statistics of the top Stipulation+Aim combinations in the current WinChloe database can be seen in the attached image. These…
On Fairy elements: the statistics
The number of stipulations in the WinChloe tables is indeed 44. But if combined with the number of. "aims"(153), we…
On Fairy elements: the statistics