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Subject: Re: What Ply is deep junior seeing minimum

Author: blass uri

Date: 00:17:02 07/13/00

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On July 13, 2000 at 02:34:48, Joshua Lee wrote:

>On July 13, 2000 at 01:20:50, blass uri wrote:
>
>>On July 13, 2000 at 00:41:32, Joshua Lee wrote:
>>
>>>So is that like the extentions with Hiarcs?? 12/30??? if not please give an
>>>example of a Ply move with extentions that would be equal to these iterations
>>>whatever they are. Thankyou
>>
>>I guess that it is always about x/4x when in most lines Junior search more than
>>x plies and less than 4x plies.
>>
>>Uri
>
>I am not following you. Hiarcs say's 12/30 for 12Ply with extentions out to 30
>moves for example. are you saying that the iterations are more extentions or no?
> Were you saying for Hiarcs to be equal it would have to look at 12/40??
>i've seen 18/31 in the endgame and 10/30  and up in the middlegame .
>
>Another way i can ask is i know Junior is looking atleast 2.6millon pos per
>second let's say it uses 3 minutes on a move. 468Million nodes ... Lets say
>Hiarcs sits and thinks on a move untill it has looked at 468MN.
>Would the Depth be equal to junior? it should . I'm really lost

No, the depth will not be equal because Junior does more extensions.

I guess that when Junior see 10 plies forward in all lines it also see
at least 12 plies in most of the lines.

If x is the number of quiet moves and y is the number of not quiet moves then
Junior looks at every line when x+(y/2)<=10.

It means that Junior looks at every line with 8 quiet moves and 4 not quiet
moves.

There are many not quiet moves(Junior consider also many threats and not only
captures and checks as not quiet moves)

I guess that most lines with 12 plies have  at least 4 not quiet moves so Junior
practically see most of the lines with depth 12 plies when the minimal depth is
10 plies.

Uri



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