@BananaBeaver said in #6:
<1/ and 2/>
> Note how 2/ combines with 1/ : you also want to know if there is another threat...
Thanks, @BananaBeaver for the tip! This will help see obvious threats but for a long and/or deep plan, IMO we need to combine SF analysis and its visual hints to understand the ideas.
Anyway, by "Explainable chess analysis" I meant something easy to understand, such as
(Examples)
- The idea is to attack weak pawn at c3
- The plan is to pin the knight at e5 while trying to overload the isolated pawn at d5
<1/ and 2/>
> Note how 2/ combines with 1/ : you also want to know if there is another threat...
Thanks, @BananaBeaver for the tip! This will help see obvious threats but for a long and/or deep plan, IMO we need to combine SF analysis and its visual hints to understand the ideas.
Anyway, by "Explainable chess analysis" I meant something easy to understand, such as
(Examples)
- The idea is to attack weak pawn at c3
- The plan is to pin the knight at e5 while trying to overload the isolated pawn at d5