Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 07:46:15 10/06/98
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On October 06, 1998 at 10:37:20, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >On October 06, 1998 at 09:53:18, blass uri wrote: > >> >>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. I forgot to mention that after these 20 games I stopped the match, exit the programs and restarted again, as I did after the 10th game of the second match. Enrique >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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