Discussion
What is the horizon effect?
Answer: D
A program may play a series of pointless checks or sacrifices that delay a loss until after the last ply it examines, so the loss disappears from its view and the position looks acceptable. Extending the search selectively in forcing lines is the standard remedy. Endgame evaluation, accuracy decay and time limits are separate matters. A failure caused by stopping the search at a fixed depth, rather than by any error in the evaluation, points at changing where the search stops.
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