Author: Aaron Tay
Date: 06:20:19 06/21/00
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On June 21, 2000 at 07:35:32, pavel wrote: >On June 21, 2000 at 07:24:45, Jason Williamson wrote: > >>On June 21, 2000 at 06:46:59, pavel wrote: >> >>>hi come, >>>But I still dont think its "better" than crafty in blitz. But I am >>>100% sure that it will be in the near future if the author of YACE provides >>>all the necessary features (book learning, tb access, pondering and other >>>stuff), that he said he will. But it deffinately is one of the top 5 >>>winboard programs Agreed..Crafty still has an edge..But Yace is superior to most of the non-commericals..now ..I think >>>;0. IMO I thing it has some end game problems though.... Agreed again..Yace Threw away many winning positions, i suspect it lacks understanding about opposite coloured bishops, and rook pawns.. >You should be thankfull that it even works under winboard :) Exactly..The winboard version is merely 2 weeks old.. >yes its still to early a version, so the wuthor hasnt implimented all the >winboard features yet. But the way he is advancing it is impressive ;0 Yes..The current Yace018 has implemented resigning options, select citeria of -X evaluation over Y moves and right now it has quite a few tuning parimeters to play with..He's a really fast programmer.. Perhaps the Chessmaster fans here who like to experiment with testign could try playing with Yace..It's a new yet strong program with lots of room for improvement..
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