Author: Joseph Merolle
Date: 07:03:16 02/23/01
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On February 23, 2001 at 07:35:37, Laurence Chen wrote: >On February 23, 2001 at 00:01:43, Joseph Merolle wrote: > >>Dear Frans, >> >>First off, I would like to say chessbase products are the best. However I would >>appreciate if you would consider a “Next Best” option for Fritz7. I feel that >>fritz has limitation in preparing the buyer for tournament play when considering >>its versatility in its opening books. I know that there is an argument to say >>that there are many ways to tinker with the opening books to get more variety of >>play. Even with all the options available to tinker, I still think it has a very >>narrow scope of option that it will throw at you. Although the percentages >>change a lot in the opening books, its still will not do certain things I know >>tournament players are doing. What is happening is I am getting very strong in >>what fritz likes to play but when I enter a tournament, I am hit with lines that >>fritz will never play against me and therefor there is no practice. I realize >>you can tell me 100 ways to get around this but wouldn’t be easy if you further >>empower the user in non rated games with a next best key so you can fully >>exhaust the opening book. Thank you for your consideration of this feature. >> >> Yours truly and life time consumer, >> >> Joseph Merolle >You can create a specialized opening book with all the lines, and reset the >weight for these lines to zeros, that way Fritz will play and learn from these >lines. Or you can create starting positions with all the possible lines which >your opponent may play and load the position. That's the way I would do it. >Regards, >Laurence Yea but its not the weights the determine the move its the percentages. Even when you make your own oppeing books from the data base it still determines the % for you.
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