Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 22:46:46 12/07/98
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On December 07, 1998 at 18:09:47, Mark Young wrote: >Here are some test results of some personality settings I have seen posted on >CCC. > >Personality: Test1 >Style: A/D=-10, SoP=100, RoP=0, BD=100, SS=10, CfD=0.0 >Positional: M/P=12, CoC=95, Mob.=110, KS=150, PP=105, PW=120 >Material: Q=10, R=5.5, B=3.6, N=3.4 P=1.1 > > >Personality: Test2 >Style: A/D=-15, SoP=100, RoP=0, BD=100, SS=10, CfD=0.0 >Positional: M/P=12, CoC=95, Mob.=110, KS=150, PP=105, PW=120 >Material: Q=10, R=5.5, B=3.5, N=3.3 P=1.1 > >I tested them against default ChessMaster 6000, and the best settings I have >found sofar ChessMaster#Top1(Default settings except Selective Search=10) > >Player Win Lose Draw Games Score > >Chessmaster#Top1 8 5 5 18 10.5 >Chessmaster 6 5 7 18 9.5 >Test2 4 6 8 18 8.0 >Test1 6 8 4 18 8.0 > >Games Played at Game/15min. P II 400, Hash set at 64MB I played a series of 2 minute games in a tournament in CM6K, with the standard settings and the Faber settings, and along with four other personalities, with a few minor variations. I found that the CM6K standard settings won over the second place personality by 6 points. The Faber settings personality came in 5/6. I was quit stunned. It was a 20 round tournament.
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