Author: Steve Coladonato
Date: 05:38:01 03/14/00
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Boris, Blundercheck analyzes a game and looks for "blunders" based on the threshold setting you supply. That setting is used as the delta in the evaluation to identify a "blunder". Is your threshold setting 0.15 or 15? The threshold is measured in hundredths of a pawn so that a threshold setting of 15 would cause Fritz to make a comment if the move it picked was 15/100 better than the move played. The output does look like you had it set at 15. Also, 10s/move is fairly quick although you are getting to 10 ply in the evaluation. (What's your CPU speed?) The game you included didn't show the variation Fritz picked for 26.Ba4. I would suggest that you load the game and turn analysis on and open up the analysis window to show multiple variations for this position. I have encountered some positions where the engine changed its evaluation of a move for a given position and the variation reported was truncated. Steve On March 14, 2000 at 05:58:29, Boris Burrakowski wrote: >Hi! >Can someone please explain to me what goes on in Fritz blundercheck. >This is a game I played at ICC the other day. Timelimit 3 0. >Blundercheck settings 10 s/move, threshold 0.15. Side to analyze white > > >[Fritz 6a] > <snip>
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