Author: blass uri
Date: 14:09:37 05/25/00
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On May 25, 2000 at 16:43:20, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On May 25, 2000 at 15:29:43, Daniel Chancey wrote: > >>What are the settings on CMQueen+? >> >>Castle2000 > >Under the Game Bar after you select Set up a Personality > >Opening Book = CM6000 > >Style Positional Material > >A/D =5 M/P =10 Own Q = 9.9 >SOP =100 C/C =105 Opp Q = 9.7 >Rand..=0 Mob =120 Own R = 5.0 >MSD =20 K/S =100 Opp R = 4.9 >S/S =8 P/P =110 Own B = 3.2 >C/D =1.0 P/W =100 Opp B = 3.2 > Own K = 3.1 >TT =ON Opp K = 3.1 >DT =ON Own P = 1.0 > Opp P = 1.0 Can someone explain me what is the logic behind the unequal values of queen and rook. I do not believe that it is better than equal values without a clear evidence for it. I suspect that people got a wrong impression based on a small number of games to decide that the unequal value for queen and rook is right. I am not going to believe it without a logical reason. I can see a logical reason that it may be better than other programs if they do not know to play when there are queens on the board but I do not see a logical reason that it is going to be better in a match against the personality with equal values(9.8 for a queen and 4.95 for a rook) I also want to know if there is a test that prove with 95% confidence that the personality with the unequal values is better than the personality with the equal values. If there is no proof for it then I am not going to believe that the personality with the unequal values is better. Uri
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