Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 05:06:57 01/15/04
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On January 15, 2004 at 06:35:45, Tord Romstad wrote: >I have now played a third 100-game match between Gothmog 0.4.5 (which does >not have any learning function) and Phalanx XXII. The results of the three >matches: > >Match on a G4 550 MHz, learning enabled for Phalanx: >Gothmog 0.4.5-Phalanx XXII 52.5-47.5 (+46, -41, =13) > >Match on a PIV 2.4 GHz, learning disabled for Phalanx: >Gothmog 0.4.5-Phalanx XXII 65-35 (+54, -24, =22) > >Match on a PIV 2.4 GHz, learning enabled for Phalanx: >Gothmog 0.4.5-Phalanx XXII 51.5-48.5 (+36, -33, =31) > >My conclusion: At least against Gothmog's wide and untuned opening book, >Phalanx's learning function is extremely effective, and might be worth >more than 100 Elo points in long matches. > >Tord Is the active opening-book (that is, the moves that Gothmog would play itself from the book) of Gothmog also wide? If that's the case, then I would assume that the opponents learning on/off shouldn't have a very big effect, since Gothmog would play different openings by itself already. Sargon
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