Anastasios Milikas
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Anastasios Milikas [1] Anastasios Milikas,
a Greek computer scientist, computer chess programmer and teacher of computer science at a public school in Greece [2]. Anastasios is author of the computer chess engines AICE, which had its over the board debut in Chess960 at the 1st Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship 2005, and its private successor Sibyl.
Forum Posts
- Rebel’s long checks concept in QS by milix, CCC, January 23, 2004 » Rebel, Check, Quiescence Search
- PopCount optimization by milix, CCC, March 11, 2004 » Population Count
- bugs, Bugs and BUGS! by milix, CCC, May 27, 2004
- Fail High Reductions - question about researches by milix, CCC, November 11, 2004 » Fail-High Reductions
External Links
- home • milix
- milix.net - Computer chess, CD Ripper, Artificial Intelligence ( Wayback Machine)
- Interview with the programmer of AICE by Alexander Schmidt and Frank Quisinsky, Arena Chess GUI - Archive 8, 118, April 27, 2005
References
- ↑ Portrait of Anastasios Mikilas, author of the Chess960 engine AICE by Mark Vogelgesang, July 21, 2005 - as of February 2019 no longer available
- ↑ Portrait of Anastasios Mikilas, author of the Chess960 engine AICE by Mark Vogelgesang, July 21, 2005