Author: Don Dailey
Date: 10:01:24 12/27/97
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On December 27, 1997 at 06:32:32, Ed Schröder wrote: >>It doesn't matter with which evaluation mchess7 comes out of this >>autoplayer-book. If the games chosen were WINNING games the win could >>come with the stage of the game, no matter how the score was when >>Mchess7 left its own book. If mchess7 comes out of this book with -0,20 >>but the game will continue into a winning autoplayer-game they had >>against hiarcs6 before, hiarcs6 will trap into it again. It is no >>"theory". It is merged autoplayer-games. > >I am told (I forgot the source) that Mchess book learner (in general?) >works like this: > >If a game is won 5-10 moves are added to the book. The next time >another 5-10 moves are added to the book and so on. > >This would explain the long comp-comp book lines. No cooks IMO as >the engine has all figured it out itself. > >- Ed Schroder - This might possibly explain it. But it's hard for me to believe this is all that's happening although I can't say this for sure. But I would be surprised if NO ONE was doing this kind of thing. After all "the list" puts tremendous pressure on everyone to win and get on the top spot. -- Don
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