Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 14:44:07 03/14/02
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On March 14, 2002 at 17:41:49, Marc van Hal wrote: >On March 14, 2002 at 09:41:43, Christophe Theron wrote: > >>On March 13, 2002 at 12:29:09, Marc van Hal wrote: >> >>>Century contest.(Which I by the way already had created before the end of the >>>contest including some other stronger settings.) >> >> >> >>BTW I'm still waiting for you to send me the CT15 settings. >> >>You know that people are waiting for it. Once I get it, I will say that the work >>is mine and not yours and will sell it under the name Chess Tiger 15. >> >>So please hurry, I have a deadline! >> >> >> Christophe ;) >>Well as a matter of fact i do have improved settings for Alexander >Now called alexan4 but it is based on null move and some other tricks i found in >rebel settings >But I don't know if you could be helped by it. >Otherway of programing techniks I think. >It looks like a crossing of Alexander and Rebel anti GM >And I used Nulmove methode because I went sick of all these long games While >mate could be anounced for a long time. >Maybe tigers alogo rythme could solve this problem so it can run in deepest >search methode again. >My Alexan3 settings >So I can give you a tip same settings and some logic advanced settings are >changed >You could ask ED Where these settings stands for >And how you can implent them in Tiger. >This are settings for gambittiger then not tiger. >So I always are up for helping people. >(Or a fool keep on having trust in human kind.) >Though I admit the help must look vague to you now >It might help. > > >But on the other hand hiding the real brain is never a good thing. >He gets fustrated and stops working on a project. >And you always might need him in the future! >Even on marketing bases it is not good giving him a part for the money >puts you in the opertunety to release a program each half year. >What about that? > >Many losses of computers versus Human could have been avoided because I posted >deep analyses from these games in the past. >And now still people are only speculating about these positions. >(Well and most of my best postings are deleted from the archives.) >This exactly shows the stupidety of hidding the brain behind it! >(I certainly was not going to post my analyses again.) >You might have asked Bagriov where he did get his analyses >From the queens gambit exchanged. >And where the mistake was in these analyses. >And Forgeting I posted the same analyses. >and 1 day later the improved version of these analyses. >Actualy the improvement was not playing for a mineurety atack because White >could not get a real advantage by doing so. > but on the centre With rookae1 >>Or Khalifman playing a line from the Junior book also one of my analyses and not knowing what the plan was behind it. >Missing the most important move of that line Bf3! It was a Sicilian I should >have to look it up too give the precise position. >I know it was just after he became world champion. >Dificult to find after the board I admit no program plays it neither. >The position of Adams Anand Linares 2002 Nxd7 was a novelty yeah right. >Just showing the stupidety of people who think they are smart >By using other peoples work without making it public,or later have contact with >him about it. >In all the time I posted and sended my work >I recieved several emails from Jeroen Noomen back then we where on a good foot >with each other. >And 1 email from Boris Alterman. >About a Kings Indian Gligoric position where he did send me why the Fritz setup >was not corect. >I later on changed this line for this reason. >And believe me the time that I was filled with anger because of it are long >over. >Which fustrated me the most was not as much of the fact I did get not the credit >But more of the fact I thought My analyses where save on the icd server >And lost many of them because of this. >Inventing the wheel twice is a fustrating job to do. >When I made them the first time I made them with love >When I made them the second time I went fustrated because I did not find the >corect moves at once. > >>> >>>Regards Marc Ps this was the ending of the old cow.
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