(25)  TI: ACQUIRING TACTICAL AND STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE WITH A 
          GENERALIZED-METHOD FOR CHUNKING OF GAME PIECES
      AU: WALCZAK_S, DANKEL_D
      NA: UNIV TAMPA,DEPT COMP & INFORMAT SCI,TAMPA,FL,33606
          UNIV FLORIDA,DEPT COMP & INFORMAT SCI,GAINESVILLE,FL,32611
      JN: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS 1993 Vol.8 No.2 
          pp.249-270
      AB: The physical configuration of playing pieces on a game board 
          contains a plethora of information which can be used by the game 
          player. Current computer game programs deal well with some 
          positional and tactical information that is built into the 
          program, but are incapable of acquiring and using strategic 
          information. We present a technique for capturing strategic and 
          tactical chunks or patterns of pieces in game domains. The 
          chunking technique models the cognitive method employed by expert 
          level human game players and acquires knowledge that is mostly 
          domain independent. Induction is performed on the collection of 
          chunks captured for a particular adversary to identify the 
          playing style of that adversary.
      KP: CHESS