Author: Stuart Cracraft
Date: 15:44:08 09/05/04
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On September 05, 2004 at 17:37:05, Uri Blass wrote: >On September 05, 2004 at 17:02:19, Stuart Cracraft wrote: > >>Hi Uri, >> >>The result before, with quiescence calling main search with depth=1 >>if quiescence is entered in check: >> >>**** 6.79/28.10 79% 238/300 249.14 73882192 246274/1/296554 0/870213/1477262/517 >>893/17740646/101795 >> >>The result if quiescence just does the search itself: >> >>**** 7.04/17.52 72% 216/300 260.43 72459680 241532/1/278229 0/542677/1438068/602 >>049/29312072/2159 >> >>There is much in the main search (extensions, null move, hashing) that is not >>in the quiescence and those techniques are a big benefit for the former method >>for me. >> >>Stuart > >I do not believe it and you probably have a bug in your new qsearch. > >I use no hash in the qsearch but first check in the qsearch was a clear >advantage for me in the qsearch was an advantage for me. > >I can add that I get 282/300 in less than one second on WAC with P1000. >I used wacnew and I wonder if you used a different test. I do not know about wacnew. Can you post a copy? > >For example I wonder if you have bm Qxa8 d6 dxe6 g3 for position 31 I don't have g3!!!! > > >Here are results of movei in the first positions(number of nodes to solve the >position because time is not interesting: >position 1 2106 nodes >position 2 not solved >position 3 1215 nodes >position 4 105 nodes >position 5 47 nodes >position 6 105 nodes >position 7 175 nodes >position 8 335 nodes >position 9 86 nodes >position 10 89 nodes >position 11 191 nodes >position 12 65 nodes >position 13 117 nodes >position 14 142 nodes >position 15 74 nodes >position 16 393 nodes >position 17 387 nodes >position 18 2548 nodes >position 19 449 nodes >position 20 113 nodes >position 21 11308 nodes >position 22 426 nodes >position 23 15377 nodes >position 24 264 nodes >position 25 112 nodes >position 26 341 nodes >position 27 212 nodes >position 28 131 nodes >position 29 7506 nodes >position 30 21064 nodes >position 31 59 nodes Stuart
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