Author: Michael Nolan
Date: 09:54:31 03/14/04
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On March 14, 2004 at 12:40:31, Bob Durrett wrote: >Although I cannot give a definitive answer, I have often used several different >engines to do automatic analysis, [which I call "overnight analysis" since I >typically have the program running at night while I'm sleeping,] of a serious >game. Generally, Shredder seems to give the best results most of the time and >Fritz second. Junior behaves like a wild horse, often diverging widely from the >other engines. Note that a PV is ***NOT*** displayed in this mode. Analysis >lines presented in such analyses are not PVs. >For analysis with the human present, Fritz is my choice since Shredder still >appears to have a credibility problem with it's PV. When I'm sitting in front >of the computer screen, I use infinite analysis mode. PV? Is that Position Value? When you say that Shredder's PV has a credibility problem, could you elaborate? Did you mean that none of the engines display a PV when in Automatic Analysis? Or just for Junior? Thanks, Bob, sorry for my inexperience with these terms. Mike Nolan
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