Author: blass uri
Date: 03:00:32 08/08/00
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On August 08, 2000 at 05:07:38, Alexander Kure wrote: >On August 07, 2000 at 23:20:58, Peter Skinner wrote: > >>Yes WBNimzo 2000b is stronger than the Nimzo 99 engine, and the 2000 "native" >>engine. It however is a bit weaker than the 7.32 version, but using Winboard >>makes up for the short fall. >> >>The only thing I wiah is that there was a better book for it. > >Funny! I supposed that Nimzo's book is good enough ;-) Or to state it >differently: There is no better book than the Nimzo book ;-) >If you want to add more variety simply set RandomBook=1. > >Greetings >Alex I have no idea which book is the best because I do not know about serious test of nimzo's book against other books. It is possible to do a tournament between engines when every engine from group A use Nimzo's book and every engine from group B use Fritz's book. After it do the same tournament when every engine from group A use Fritz's book and every engine from group B use Nimzo's book. If nimzo's book has a total score of more than 50% in both tournaments it suggests that Nimzo's book is better than Fritz's book. I have no information about the question which book is better except some information that suggest that Fritz6's book is better than Junior6's book based on chessfun's tournament(the difference is small and it may be a statistical error). Uri
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