Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 07:37:20 10/06/98
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On October 06, 1998 at 09:53:18, blass uri wrote:
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>On October 06, 1998 at 07:56:42, Enrique Irazoqui wrote:
>
>>I played only 2 matches at 40/40 on 2 PII-400 with 256 MB RAM. Rebel 10 beat
>>Fritz 5 20-18 and tied with Junior 5 10-10.
>>
>>Rebel 10 feels stronger than Rebel 9, but I don't know to what extent this will
>>show in computer-computer games.
>>
>>Enrique
>
>some questions:
>
>1)Did you use the powerbook for fritz5?
Yes. On disk, learner enabled, tablebases on CD. Otherwise, Fritz refuses to
autoplay.
>2)Did you give fritz5 to learn from the ssdf games and from the games that
>fritz5
>played in the past before the match?
The Powerbook had learned from my own games. The SSDF games were not included.
>3)did you use fritz5.03 or fritz5(16 bit)?
Neither. The autoplayer version of Fritz 5 I have is dated January 14, 1998. I
guess it's Fritz 5.01
>4)Did fritz5 improve significantly in the second half of the match?
That's the breakdown:
R10 F5
Games 1-10 6 4
Games 11-20 2.5 7.5
Games 21-30 7 3
Games 31-38 4.5 3.5
The first 20 games were played without interruption.
In the last 18 games I stopped the autoplaying after game 10, restarted the
programs and then played the last 8 games.
I did the same experiment at blitz 5 with similar results. A definite
improvement in the second half by Fritz 5 when games were played without
interruption, and similar results between first and second half when the match
is interrupted half way. Either these results are random, or some learning in
Fritz 5 stays in memory only.
Enrique
>Uri
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