Author: Matthias Gemuh
Date: 07:12:52 06/15/05
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On June 15, 2005 at 09:43:27, Marc Lacrosse wrote: >I am delighted to present you this highly moral -and funny- story : > >Program Score % Av.Op. Elo + - Draws >1 Fruit Massy 2005 : 58.5/100 58.5 2620 2680 60 60 25.0 % >2 TogaII 0.93 : 41.5/100 41.5 2680 2620 60 60 25.0 % > >Congratulations to Fabien Letouzey! > >Long live original opensource free quality software ... > >Marc > > >3/0 blitz >Centrino2 2Ghz 2048 MB >Winboard 4.2.7.a + Polyglot 1.3 >128 MB main hash >ponder off, learning off, no TB >same neutral book for both The WORST way to test 2 engines of similar strength is to use "sudden death" time control ! Compared with early middle game moves, the decisive endgame moves are rather random moves, leading to random game results. Only time controls without endgame time trouble make sense in eng-eng matches. Matthias. P.S.: my wild guess is that Fruit Massy is indeed stronger than Fruit-TogaII.
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