Author: José Carlos
Date: 06:50:49 01/02/01
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On January 01, 2001 at 09:12:30, Alexander Kure wrote: >On January 01, 2001 at 06:31:44, Thorsten Czub wrote: > >[..] > >>If you e.g. take crafty, i would like to contact bob and other >>crafty-experts themselves and ask them, so that it is OK for THEM. > >What will you ask them? >The problem with all these programs running under Fritz is that they have no >good opening book. They have to use one of mine (Fritz 6, Nimzo 7.32, Nimzo 8 or >even Deep Fritz) to compete at equal terms, as can be seen by their SSDF >performance. As there are some programs in the list running under Fritz what >will you do: > >- let them play all with the same book >- assign each program randomly one of the books mentioned above > >>this all takes time. some people are in holidays. >>but it will work in the end. We don't have to be 100% >>precise. this is no world-computer-chess-championship. >>but i will give my best to make it as accurate as i can. >>of course any participants or kibitz has >>the right to criticize. > >I do not criticize - at least not yet ;-) >I am simply asking questions > >>to come back to your comments concerning genius: >>i have created a new style for genius6.5 that seems to make it significantly >>stronger. i want to test if genius is capable to "come back" with a change >>of its playing strength. IMO richard threw the thing to early. >>the reason genius is weaker is a) it gets outsearched b) its completely >>passive playing style. >> >>the thing with the others outsearching genius can be changed, and the passive >>playing style thing can be changed. my style is IMO as good as fritz, >>and will hopefully increase genius' playing-strength. >> >>therefore i want to use this experimental version. we all know how strong >>genius is, we can read it in ssdf-lists. so bringing normal genius >>into the field would give a kind of reference, but i have no doubt that >>genius would not have any chance. the opening book and the search and the style >>is overtaken by time. >>therefore i want to play with MY genius-version. > >Sounds reasonable. I have no problem with your decision. >I will work on a proper opening book for Genius if you are willing to use it. It would be great if such a book was free for the general public. Will you offer it for download anywhere? Thanks in advance, José C. >Greetings >Alex
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