Author: Eelco de Groot
Date: 05:30:27 12/24/00
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On December 24, 2000 at 02:31:12, Uri Blass wrote: >On December 23, 2000 at 19:59:10, Eelco de Groot wrote: > >>It seems, see below in Jeremiah's post, that Deep Thought-2 needed 6 hours to >>come up with Nxh6, searching around 3 million nodes per second.. As Joshua's >>Gandalf also showed, these days programs can do better, Q5T needs 1 minute 39 >>seconds to produce 1.Nxh6 c3 2.Nf5 cxb2 3.Qg4 : > > >Sorry, but Q5T results are meaningless. > >This personality was tuned for test duites and not for games and I am sure that >Q5T can find also wrong sacrifices. > >The interesting results are the results of Rebel Century3 and not results of a >weaker personality. > >Uri Of course you are right, Uri. I was merely accumulating some data on different versions of Q5T. I am interested in the contrast between a normal and tactical personality, to see how they differ in more positional problems, how far they get apart and how close you can bring them together. If you know their limitations for a tactical check I think they can be useful. If Q5T can solve this Century will probably not be very much behind :) And since the personalities and the standard vanilla Century are still related it says something about how Century could evolve too, at least that was the basic thought.. Now must run or I'll miss the train again, Merry Christmas! Eelco
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