Author: Günther Simon
Date: 06:31:55 11/24/05
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On November 24, 2005 at 08:54:54, A. Steen wrote: ::snip:: >[Event "Event"] >[Date "2005.11.??"] >[Round "1"] >[White "A. Steen"] >[Black "Fruit 2.2.1"] >[Result "1-0"] >[PlyCount "171"] >[TimeControl "900"] > >1. e4 Nc6 Well, I haven't looked at the rest of the game, because Nc6 is really a sensible move for a chess programs book ;) >Settings for Fruit 2.2.1 >Pondering: ON, of course. >Book: Fruit_ASv3.ctg, which I am told is the best one for Fruit 2.2.x. No idea who suggested this book to you? But of course its own native book would not contain such a weak line, which programs hardly understand. If you need a hint to set up a non CB book just ask here. >Learning >had been on and I had previously been trying to persuade the computer to play >Alekhine's Defence, which it would not. I wonder what learning has to do with a single game? If you want to say you tried to 'teach' Fruit bad things(for chess programs) like Aljechin or other things better let it as it is. (I guess this means that your *ctg book also already was polluted with your teaching attempts?) >It prefers 1. .. N-c6 to 1. .. N-f6, >which is noteworthy. Of course, I take it out of book as soon as possible so all >that is moot. :) >CPU: Intel running at 3.8GHz, more RAM than you would imagine >Hash Table: 1024 Mb >TableBases: About 300 Gb >Engine Parameters: All standard, and "OwnBook" ticked and present >Other settings: Resign OFF. >I could not see Fruit's evaluation or the bar graph, of course. >And I did not >takeback any of my moves. Guenther
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