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Subject: John Nunn Test suite

Author: mike cooter

Date: 13:59:03 11/20/97

On the Chessbase website, there is a test suite developed by John Nunn.

According to Chessbase these are equal positions and are good starting
points for a program vs. program game because it eliminates opening
books and tests the true playing strength of the program.

Is this true? If it is, then Under 2/40 time conditions Fritz 5 is
stronger than Rebel 9, MChess 6, and Genius 5.

Re: John Nunn Test suite Howard Exner 15:56:03 11/21/97
Re: John Nunn Test suite mike cooter 07:53:47 11/21/97
- Re: John Nunn Test suite Dirk Frickenschmidt 11:21:11 11/21/97
  - Re: John Nunn Test suite Keith Ian Price 22:22:32 11/21/97
    - Re: John Nunn Test suite Moritz Berger 10:27:16 11/22/97
- Re: John Nunn Test suite Robert Hyatt 09:36:22 11/21/97
  - Re: John Nunn Test suite Chris Carson 10:02:48 11/21/97
Re: John Nunn Test suite Thorsten Czub 15:00:14 11/20/97
- Re: John Nunn Test suite Moritz Berger 00:09:46 11/21/97
  - Re: John Nunn Test suite Enrique Irazoqui 03:37:08 11/21/97
    - Re: John Nunn Test suite Robert Hyatt 07:33:41 11/21/97
      - Re: John Nunn Test suite Thorsten Czub 12:32:49 11/21/97
        
        Re: John Nunn Test suite Keith Ian Price 22:12:57 11/21/97
      - Re: John Nunn Test suite Enrique Irazoqui 07:39:59 11/21/97
        
        Re: John Nunn Test suite Moritz Berger 10:19:40 11/22/97
        
        Re: John Nunn Test suite Enrique Irazoqui 07:07:23 11/23/97
      - Re: John Nunn Test suite Enrique Irazoqui 07:35:07 11/21/97

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