SMIRF

SMIRF
Developer(s)	Reinhard Scharnagl

Stable release	MS-176b / December 29, 2009 (2009-12-29)

Operating system	Windows
Type	Computer chess
License	Shareware/Donationware
Website	www.chessbox.de/chess/SMIRF.html

SMIRF (an acronym for Strategiespielprogramm mit intelligent rückkoppelnden Funktionen)^[1] is a Windows chess game. It implements an appropriate innovative variant of an adaptive recursive feedback algorithm. The procedure cuts the to-be-evaluated search tree effectively both in depth and in width. Creating an optimally efficient chess engine is a touchstone of artificial intelligence research. Thus, this approach is associated with artificial intelligence. The creation of such software is a goal of the SMIRF project.

Chess variants

All Chess960 variants played on an 8x8 board using standard chess pieces, and variants played on a 10x8 board using Capablanca chess pieces are supported.

Games played on an 8x8 board

Chess
Chess960
Chess480
Corner Chess

Games played on a 10x8 board

References

↑ An English translation would be "Strategic Game Program With Intelligent Recursing Facilities".

External links

Official website

Chess variants

Orthodox rules

Different starting position	Chess960 Displacement chess Transcendental chess
Different number of pieces	Dunsany's Chess Handicap
Unorthodox board	Balbo's Game Circular chess Cross Chess Cylinder chess Double Chess Flying chess Grid chess Hexagonal chess Infinite chess Los Alamos chess Masonic Chess Millennium 3D Chess Minichess Rhombic Chess Three-dimensional chess Trappist-1

Unorthodox
rules with
traditional
pieces

Standard 8×8 board	Andernach chess Atomic chess Beirut Chess Checkless chess Circe chess Crazyhouse Cubic chess Dynamo Chess Extinction chess Hostage chess Knight relay chess Legan chess Losing chess Madrasi chess Monochromatic chess Patrol chess PlunderChess Portal Chess Progressive Chess Three-check chess Way of the Knight
Multimove variants	Avalanche chess Kung-Fu Chess Marseillais chess Monster chess Progressive chess
Elements of chance	Dark chess Dice chess Knightmare Chess Kriegspiel Penultima
Unorthodox rules on an unorthodox board	Alice Chess Apocalypse Chad Chessence Congo Diplomat chess Dragonfly Jeson Mor Parallel Worlds Chess Rollerball Troy

Unorthodox
rules using
nontraditional
pieces

Standard 8×8 board	Baroque Berolina Chess with different armies Duell Falcon-Hunter Chess Grasshopper chess Pocket mutation chess
Empress and/or princess pieces	Almost Chess Capablanca chess Capablanca random chess Chigorin Chess Embassy Chess Grand Chess Janus chess Maharajah and the Sepoys Modern Chess Seirawan chess
Unorthodox boards	Chesquerque Chess on a Really Big Board Dragonchess Gess Omega Chess Stratomic Triangular Chess 2000 A.D. Wildebeest Chess Wolf Chess
Multiplayer	Bosworth Bughouse chess Business chess Djambi Enochian chess Forchess Fortress chess Four-player chess Quatrochess Three-Man Chess Three-player chess Tri-Chess

Inspired games

Chess-related
games

Historical	Chaturaji Courier chess Grant Acedrex Shatranj Short assize Tamerlane chess
Regional	Banqi Game of the Three Kingdoms Hiashatar Janggi Jungle Ouk-Khmer Makruk Senterej Shatar Shogi Sittuyin Xiangqi

Software

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SMIRF

Chess variants

Games played on an 8x8 board

Games played on a 10x8 board

See also

References

External links