Author: Wieland Belka
Date: 15:19:53 11/03/00
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On November 02, 2000 at 14:25:48, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On November 02, 2000 at 13:22:08, Wieland Belka wrote: > >>Hello Crafty friends, >> >>using opening books it's a great part of Crafty's strong playing, well. >> >>1. How could I complete Crafty's book with specific opening stuff? >>2. Can Crafty profit from any game archives? If yes, on which way? >> >>Can anybody help? >> >>Thanks Wieland > > >This is not hard to do... you can use _any_ collection of PGN games >you want, in order to build an opening book that covers the specific >openings you want to play against. > >We already have 2M game collections available. My ftp machine is full >of pgn files... The problem is "quality". not "quantity". The pgn has >typos, games by patzers, horrible blunders, openings that have been busted, >and so forth. Learning will help, but it definitely takes time. Bob, thanks for reply! You are right, of course, because of the quality of collections of PGN games. But I meant: If I had a little, but good collection to a specific rare opening, on which way could I *complete* Crafty's original book? And my second ask: Is it the right way to produce own openings books with *your* collections of PGN games on your ftp server? The way for that is clear, but is it well? Or is your Crafty opening book already the best solution? regards Wieland
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