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A machine learning engineer built a pipeline analyzing 33,543 chess games, freezing positions at Move 10 with 771 features. Random Forest outperformed a neural network in predicting game outcomes from openings. Data came from Chess.com archives and professional players including Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamura, Ding Liren, and Levy Rozman.
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