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A taxonomy of concepts for evaluating chess strength
The authors present a taxonomy of positions in chess that require special knowledge. The taxonomy drives the selection of positions, not vice-versa. The authors present a set of annotated example problems from two specific categories that require understanding of critical concepts to achieve the maximum result.<>
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