GDX Book format

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From: Amir Michail
Date: Sat, 12 Mar 1994 17:52

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I have been reading through the source for the GDX book format.
It looks to me that if two different board positions hash to the
same value, and there is one move that is good for one position and
bad for another, that the move is recorded as bad.  Is this correct?
Why is this a reasonable way to do  collision resolution??

Amir

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From: amichail@cs.toronto.edu (Amir Michail)
Subject: GDX Book format
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Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
Date: 12 Mar 94 17:52:12 GMT
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