Author: Djordje Vidanovic
Date: 12:06:56 07/10/05
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On July 10, 2005 at 14:19:58, Chris Taylor wrote: >On July 10, 2005 at 12:36:49, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: > >>A couple of months ago I raved about the new Shredder 9. While I still think >>that Shredder 9 is amazing, the new Fruit 2.1 seems to have opened my eyes with >>regard to Shredder 9. While I was not quite sure how to account for Shredder >>9's playing strength at the time I posted here, now things appear clearer to me: >> Shredder 9 is the best *searcher* of all programs and its search was much >>improved at the expense of "knowledge". My original idea was that Shredder's >>author had coded more knowledge about space, tempi, some new extensions in the >>Q-search etc., but Fruit 2.1 and its evident success against Shredder 9 in their >>head-to-head battles on playchess.com have shown me that the secret of Shredder >>is definitely in its search. How else would a simple, efficient deep-searching >>program such as Fruit 2.1 (knowledge-wise simple:-)) manage to be in a dead-heat >>race with Shredder 9 for spot #1? >> >>Any ideas? >> >> >>Djordje > >Not too many ideas, its just, a good program! With all the authors of these >engines - seeking the Holy Grail, it seem one has gotten a little closer! Too >Many good results in its favour to say anything other than, a well written >engine! > >I would like to see this on a really fast comp, playing against either, Srong >Humans or Hydra! > >As for Shredder9, this is a good program as well. > >Watch out Shredder and all others, there is a new kid on the block! > >Chris It's a damn good program. So simple, fast and efficient. Simplicity equals elegance in the programming of Fruit. On the other hand elegance equals proximity to truth. Djordje
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