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Subject: Re: Two mate position to solve.

Author: Larry Griffiths

Date: 19:23:47 09/06/00

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On September 06, 2000 at 22:17:55, William Bryant wrote:

>On September 06, 2000 at 22:10:13, William Bryant wrote:
>
>>On September 06, 2000 at 07:34:48, leonid wrote:
>>
>>>Hello!
>>>
>>>Please, solve this position and say how much difference your hash table did.
>>>
>>>Indicate any parameter of your search that you consider important.
>>>
>>>It is pretty normal position from the book.
>>>
>>> kb6/B3P3/K1P5/p7/P7/3r4//8/8 w
>>>
>>>My solver could not resolve it by selective search and went paintful 24 sec (AMD
>>>400) before finding the mate. Mine have no hash tables. When I went to see it on
>>>Rebel 10, I was impressed. His time in solving the position knew around 6 fold
>>>improvement between solution without hash and with it. His hash was 28 M.
>>>
>>
>>Screamer solves this one instantly (in debug mode running in background)
>>
>>Welcome to Screamer 1.00  Build 55
>>Current Hash Table Size: 16384 K bytes
>>Current Pawn Hash Size: 4096 K bytes
>>Debug Control On
>>PVS Search
>>NULL move Search
>>Opening Book loaded and enabled
>>3 and 4 Piece Table Bases enabled
>>1490 kb of Ram used for decompression tables
>>1024 kb of Ram used for EGTB buffers
>>
>>New Board Position
>>kb6/B3P3/K1P5/p7/P7/3r4//8/8 w
>>Move 1 W>>
>>The Current Search Time: 60 seconds
>>Trying Book Move
>>PLY       NODES     TIME    SCORE  PV
>>__________________________________________________
>> 5/00      8601     0.249      ++
>> 5/00     13767     0.478 +327.38  e8=Q Rb3 Qxb8+ Rxb8 Bxb8 Kxb8
>  6/00     30415     0.638 +327.58  e8=Q Rb3 Qd7 Rb6+ Bxb6 Bc7 Qc8+ Bb8 Qb7++
>
>(left a line off sorry).
>
>>
>>William
>>wbryant@ix.netcom.com

Glad you posted this, I was going to check for a bug in my program since your
mate was shorter than mine :).

Larry.



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