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Basically, for each turn you calculate the probability that the pawn is on a given square. You can then calculating the probabilities for the next turn by apply
by ufo 15y ago
Basically, for each turn you calculate the probability that the pawn is on a given square. You can then calculating the probabilities for the next turn by applying all possible moves to all possible positions, while weighting for the chance of the position and the chance of the move.