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Subject: Re: About identical versions.

Author: Christophe Theron

Date: 08:26:30 09/28/99

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On September 28, 1999 at 04:03:26, Dave Gomboc wrote:

>On September 27, 1999 at 23:34:32, Eelco de Groot wrote:
>
>>About being commercially available and being identical to the version sold to
>>the public, I think that is a bit relative. Chessbase provides 'updates' on an
>>almost continual basis of which in many cases it is not clear which bugs they
>>are supposed to fix. Other companies maybe rather test a bit longer before they
>>release their programs. I rather hope that  Chess Tiger 12.0 is not entirely the
>>version that is going to be released to the public if testing shows that it
>>could still be improved! In my opinion this is not an entirely fair requirement
>>if you were to use it very strictly.
>>
>>Eelco.
>
>I think it's easiest and best for the general public if the commercial version
>and the version being tested coincide.  No doubt Christophe has and will
>continue to perform autoplayer experiments without SSDF assistance.
>
>Dave


My tests for improving Chess Tiger include NO AUTOPLAYER GAMES.

So far the only autoplayers games by Tiger have been played only by testers and
the SSDF. Also, when I release a new version, Ed Schröder runs some autoplayer
matches as a sanity check for the new version.

I don't use these results to change my engine.

Tiger is not tuned against any commercial opponent.


    Christophe



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