Author: Howard Exner
Date: 11:56:08 02/17/99
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On February 17, 1999 at 06:53:17, Ernst Walet wrote: >On February 17, 1999 at 03:30:23, Howard Exner wrote: > >>I'm wondering if the programs played the initial sac, Nxf2, for reasons >>other than seeing a win. Perhaps they saw Nxf2 as drawing and choose that >>instead of the Knight retreat to f6 (which they may have considerd a minus >>eval). What are some of the evals of the >>programs that play Nxf2? > >Frit 5.16 plays it at 11 ply in 1min40sec on my K6-200 with 48000KB hash, with a >score of -0.56 (so better for black). After 8 hours it still plays the move >with a score of -0.68, completing 15 ply. Before 11 plys it plays Nf6 with a >score of +0.4 something. What line of play does it see for itself? Is it the same line as from the actual game (because that game line should have led to a draw with best defense) or did it find something better?
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