Author: Martin Grabriel
Date: 19:22:34 08/03/00
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On August 03, 2000 at 14:12:03, Andrew Dados wrote: >On August 03, 2000 at 07:13:38, Jouni Uski wrote: > >>On August 03, 2000 at 05:28:35, Martin Grabriel wrote: >> >>>I am putting into one file 500 positions from the following test suites: >>> >>>Aemis 1 + 2 = 200 positions >>>ECM = 231 postions >>>MATS = 23 positions >>>MES (modern endgame studies) = 46 positions. >>> >>>total = 500 positions. >>> >>>Before I run the test on any of the chess engines, my question is : >>>is there a possibility that there are repeated positions from the above >>>cocktailing? >>> >>> >>>By the way, i intend to use max time = 90secs for each position, which hopefully >>>i can complete the run in less than 12 hours. any comments? >> >>Have You removed the normal 10-20% of incorrect positions as almost all >>suites have? Usually there are multiple solutions, but occasionally solution >>is simply wrong. >> >>Jouni > >You have some subset of ecm.epd and mes.epd suites - my files have: >ecm.epd - 879 positions >mes.epd - 1258 positions; >(You can download those files from Dann Corbitts ftp) > >when I combine above testsuites (I use my own utility for that) I get: > >C:\Nut\EPD>perl duplic2_x.cgi >aemis.epd : 100 lines, new : 100 >dupes : 0 > repl : 0 >aemis2.epd : 100 lines, new : 100 >dupes : 0 > repl : 0 >ecm.epd : 879 lines, new : 879 >dupes : 0 > repl : 0 >mats.epd : 24 lines, new : 23 >dupes : 1 > repl : 0 >mes.epd : 1258 lines, new : 1257 >dupes : 1 > repl : 0 > >unique total : 2359 >Positions with errors: 0 >positions without BM : 1 > > >So if your mes file is subset of mine you have at most 2 duplicate positions. >-Andrew- Thanks, I found the one without bm in MATS and excluded it (that's why it is 23 pos for MATS rather than 24). Still finding the dupe in MES..... Cheers...
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