It's too conditional. There is something called a "forced move", that could be next. In order for something to address the "rest" of the game it would have to be determined as a mate or draw.
I would use positional evaluations to gauge a position. If there aren't too many deviations from the position, you could use probability to label the next move but that is as close as you will get.
Hello! I am a researcher working on a study to apply machine learning methods to chess, however, I am not a chess expert by any means and I am having difficulty trying to figure out the proper chess terminology for certain scenarios.
I'd like to ask the community, what is the proper chess terms are for: (1) "the next move a player can make without taking into account future moves" and (2) "all future moves following the current move".
If you could provide some type of source, such as a handbook or chess literature that defines these terms, I would greatly appreciate that. Thank you in advance! Please do let me know if chess terms for these scenarios don't exist and one must use plain English to describe them.