Author: Dezhi Zhao
Date: 21:48:59 03/01/06
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On March 01, 2006 at 15:51:29, Robert Hyatt wrote: >I increment the fail high count by 100 each time a move fails high. I also >increment the tried count by 1 at the same time. Any time another move fails >high, and this move was tried but did not, its tried count gets incremented, >which lowers the "failed high percentage" significantly... > >sort of: > >if failed_high(x) > x.count++ > x.fh+=100 > >if failed_high (y) (later) > y.count++ > y.fh+=100 > if (tried(x)) x.count++ > >Hope that makes what I am doing clearer, whether it is good or bad is not >certain yet... > > why not keep it simple?! Suppose x is any move we just searched. x.count++ if failed_high(x) x.fh+=100
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