Author: Marcus Kaestner
Date: 06:38:40 11/22/99
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On November 21, 1999 at 20:31:05, Ratko V Tomic wrote: >> we checked the loosing moves of cm6 and cm6 did them also with >> the original-settings. > >That the original cm6k reproduced the losing move doesn't mean it >would have got into the kind of position where it plays bad moves. That's >an important part of tuning the program (and not only the opening book), >to make it avoid types of positions in which it is inclined (by virtue >of its basic algorithms) to make stupid moves. Unless you reproduced all >the moves up to the "bad" one, it could still be a poorly tuned (at least >for the comp-comp play) engine. naturally you can´t reproduce all the moves with different styles. if so you haven´t got a different style. so you only can check the loosing or winning moves at a given position. and you can take a look at the games to be able to estimate the positional play and draw your conclusions. after all the better style is this one which gains more points in a row of games. and for that the günes-style is good and well tested.
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