I'm surprised no one has mentioned chess.com's Game Explorer yet. It can't select the statistically most successful move automatically, but it shows the stats for each move. You just need to do little bit of simple calculation, and then click on the desired move yourself.
You must upgrade to premium memberships to go beyond 3 or 4 moves.
You must upgrade to premium memberships to go beyond 3 or 4 moves.
One move. You must upgrade to see further than move one.
I am late in the party, but I have created a UCI module wrapping Stockfish that plays first moves according to openings usage statistics, and last moves using Stockfish. That is, if you play against and don't know the position, you should train this position because opponents will most probably play this against you.
I made it because it is hard for players to train against engines because engines usually play the same openings. On an other hands, it's hard to play against humans too because it's harder to find a human opponent, and it's slower (you have to wait for moves)
You can play against on lichess.org by sending an invitation to "Statfish".
And you can find the project here:
https://github.com/loicmarie/statfish
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You basically described an opening book that is generated from a database. Most engines let you select an opening book and you can force the engine to select moves from the book,