Author: Chris Whittington
Date: 11:25:14 10/03/97
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On October 03, 1997 at 14:12:34, Ernst A. Heinz wrote: >On September 24, 1997 at 18:46:31, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >>On September 23, 1997 at 06:36:27, Dirk Frickenschmidt wrote: >> >>>Please post your results here. >> >>3.5 minutes on the P6/200, it sniffed it (score +0.39). >> >>The score stays about +1 for a really long time, but has gone up to +2 >>after 12 hours. >> >>bruce >> > >Hi all, > >I've just joined the club ... :-) > >DarkThought "sniffs" Bf6 at ply 10 after 1:27 min on a 500MHz >Alpha-21164a >with 128MB RAM. Was the 'sniff' word-concept a Bruce invention ? Because, if so, its such a neat idea, that we owe him at least some wine in paris for inventing it. Incedentally, this idea of sniffing, I understand it because I see it, but I wonder if it isn't more of a fast-eval-searcher concept. liek my program tends not to sniff things, but to either find them of not. I guess that since fast evals are getting many of their positional concepts from the search, you'ld expect to see a gradual 'sniffing' as the plies deepen; while a knowledge prg would just tend to grab it on finding it .... ? Chris > >But later it gets a fail-high on Bg5 at ply 12 after 4:43. > >=Ernst=
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