Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 08:05:48 01/09/00
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On January 09, 2000 at 10:52:02, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >Really! :) >Look, Vincent, I already answered to this in another post. With the parameters >in the ct.ini file that Chrsitophe recommends for Rebel-Tiger 12.0e, Tiger picks >e5. After 1.e4 and with the old parameters, it picks d5 from ply 9 on, 13'', >without switching to e5. That explains it, doesn't it? By the way, these >parameters are recommended for all games played by Tiger, not only for this >match. > >What's wrong with double checking moves one by one? That it is physically >impossible to recheck all moves in 40 games, so you better believe in the good >faith of the whole thing. Besides, the purpose of this match was to prove that >Tiger's evals "suck" and that it wins because of the book. Now, if it wins >without a book as it did, how can we describe the evaluation functions of the >program that loses to Tiger? > >Enrique Calm down guys. it was only 1 game so far. not the end of the world. and diep is not a weak program. maybe i have done something wrong with the special book vincent has sent me. i don't know. he/we will find out. and when anything is ok for vincent we can continue or even start again. i do not want to disadvantage anyone. one should imagine that it should not be that difficult to setup a program accurate enough, but it seems it is not that easy to configure some programs. e.g. when i ask for advice concerning winboard programs i get 4 different advices asking 4 different persons. so this is not 2 "trivial". also whenever one program loses, you get normally massive complains by the programmer of the program that has lost. that seems to be normal. normal human reaction i would call this. i am open for anything. i am not doing this for believing 100% in 100% deterministic universe beeing tarrasch/descartes alike person. i do not believe in a determinstic universe, but in a quantum-universe. so i am sure human point of view is the right point of view and that we will find a way solving anything to make anything confident.
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