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Subject: Re: Jonny 2.82 available

Author: Djordje Vidanovic

Date: 12:47:25 08/24/05

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On August 24, 2005 at 15:33:58, Johannes Zwanzger wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Jonny 2.82 (the version that played in Mainz and Reykjavik) ist available
>for download now. It should be about 60-80 points stronger then the last
>published version 2.75. The most important changes:
>
>- endgame knowledge for positions with few pawns added
>- some parameters changed, e.g. value for queen and bishop
>- kingsafety is weighted a little bit higher now
>- parameter considerPonderTime=1 in settings.ini for games with ponder on.
>  Jonny then will use more time on average for its moves.
>- now PVS at the root-node
>- in case of a fail high aspiration-window is moved in .25-steps; larger
>  size to below to avoid fail-lows
>- now only one parameter for maximum number of all extensions
>- improved search
>- speed increased, 10-25% depending on the CPU (mainly optimized for AMD64)
>- FRC-support implemented, which currently only works under Arena.
>  The only change I used for the FRC-games in Mainz was to set the parameter
>  trappedRook to zero, otherwise Jonny to often wanted to play a2-a4 or h2-h4
>  in the beginning.
>
>This version is (in the chess part) the same as the one tested in CEGT
>(e.g. http://www.husvankempen.de/nunn/).
>
>There are 5 versions downloadable, 4 for windows and 1 for linux:
>
>optimized for AMD64:
>http://cipinf2.cip.uni-bayreuth.de/~jonnycomp/jonny282_amd64.zip
>
>optimized for AMD_XP:
>http://cipinf2.cip.uni-bayreuth.de/~jonnycomp/jonny282_amdxp.zip
>
>optimized for Intel P4:
>http://cipinf2.cip.uni-bayreuth.de/~jonnycomp/jonny282_p4.zip
>
>for older CPUs:
>http://cipinf2.cip.uni-bayreuth.de/~jonnycomp/jonny282_oldercpu.zip
>
>linux:
>http://cipinf2.cip.uni-bayreuth.de/~jonnycomp/jonny282_lin.tar.gz
>
>Best
>Johannes




Johannes, thank you very much :-)


Djordje



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