Author: Don Dailey
Date: 13:48:14 01/21/98
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Amir, Good, I'll keep track of this stuff for everyone. At some point soon I'll post everything that's agreed upon and give anyone a chance to contest/clarify the tough ones. As Bruce mentioned at one point, we have to be really careful about some of the difficult ones. The initial design goal will simply be to include everything that has not been proven absolutely correct (1 or more moves clearly best) and we can resolve the other issues we disagree on later. I am going to set up a long run on several Alpha machines, about 1 hour per position to aid in our analysis. - Don P.S. I like your table and will use the same format for all the problems with columns for all of us. On January 21, 1998 at 10:01:25, Amir Ban wrote: >On January 20, 1998 at 13:35:00, Don Dailey wrote: > >>It's probably simplest to POST on this board the EPD's we all agree >>should be eliminated since they will be fairly small. I will try >>to get some time to compile the ones we are eliminating and post >>them tonight. If there is disagreement about which to throw out >>we'll do it by approval voting and break ties in favor of keeping. >> >> >>- Don > > >Don, > >I ran the suite at 60 seconds to get myself a better starting point. I >now have 647 right. 9 of those solved at 20 sec are now back to >unsolved. These flakes are 390, 470, 475, 489, 597, 666, 702, 824, 826. > >I have 34 unsolved in the first 200. I'll list them as a review of work >in progress. > >Legend: UNS - Key is correct, not solved > SID - Key is correct, found side solution > COR - Key is wrong or insufficient, found right solution > BAD - Key is wrong, and there's no solution > ? - Awaiting forum's verdict > >No. Key My move my score category >============================================= > 11 Nxg4 Bb5 126 UNS > 17 Rxd5 Nf6 161 SID > 19 Rxf6+ Nxe6 638 COR > 24 Rxf4 Qe3 -92 ? > 29 Rgxg6 Rxa6 227 SID (also Rf4) > 43 Bxg2+ Qxc2 224 SID > 51 Rxh2 Qc5 99 ? > 60 Bxh2+ Qh6 260 COR > 63 Ncxd5 Nbxd5 183 SID > 68 Bd3 Ne4 -123 BAD > 71 Qh6 Kg2 565 COR > 76 fxg6 fxe6 465 SID > 81 Qb1+ Bxc6 130 SID > 84 Bg6 cxb5 159 ? > 96 Qe8+ Nf6 Mate SID >115 Nxh7 0-0 63 UNS >117 Ne7+ Ra7 351 COR >123 Nxd6 Bxe5 146 COR >130 Rxe7 f4 64 UNS >131 c5 g4 48 SID >137 c6 Rc3 224 COR (also Qe2) >142 d3+ Rg8 -9 ? >145 Bd4+ Rf2 447 COR >148 Rfc8 Nxf4 0 ? >153 Qd8 Qd6 855 SID >155 Ra8 Rb8 142 UNS >162 Rd7+ Rb8 213 SID >180 Bd4 Bc4 223 COR >186 Nxh6 Qe8 322 SID >187 Nxe7 Nxf6 44 UNS >190 Nd7 Ne7 121 COR >191 Bd3 Qd4 336 SID >193 Nb6 Qh3 -58 UNS >198 Ba6 Nc5 351 COR >============================================== > >Amir
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