Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 05:57:24 04/20/01
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On April 20, 2001 at 08:30:16, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On April 20, 2001 at 05:03:40, Fabio Barrettone wrote: > >>Well, at last I think so from my experiments with an Athlon 950 256Mb of RAM. >>I've done 400 games against Yace (at 40/10m, sorry not too much time for longer >>time controls) with default settings and the result was 59% vs 41% in favor of >>Gambit II (I don't know about Chess Tiger 14.0 yet), using ERT (24Mb of hash for >>both the engines, and a book prepared by me for Yace). >> >>I've redone the same match (overwriting learning of Yace and Gambit) with >>SelSafety=12 (too much seems to be at the contrary overproductive) and the >>result has been 82% vs 28% in favor of Gambit. Now, I don't think 400 games and >>a so large difference is a casuality. >> >>I've also done the complete Nunn test against Fritz6b (sorry, don't have Deep >>Fritz) and also in the Sveshnikov, where GT seems to have big problems against >>Fritz, with SelSafety=12 it was able to win with white and draw with black, >>where with the default settings it lost with both white and black. >> >>Well, I've not had the time to test further this theory, but maybe, Christophe, >>with your home-made benchmarks, you could tell if my theory is wrong or not. >>Just my little 2$ on a thing I've noticed (for a casuality). >> >>Now I'm actually testing with Junior and Hiarcs, next with Chessmaster (Kurt and >>default settings). >> >>In the end a question: in the Chessbase version there's a ct.ini? I hope so, >>since I have only a computer and it's a real pain to enter the moves manually >>for engine vs engine matches. >> >>Sincerely, >>Fabio. > >Fabio, you are correct with your theory I just finished testing 100 games >against Deep Fritz at 40\10min and your settings is solid, but it only won by a >very small margin. > PS: I meant to write 10 games instead of 100 games. >Pichard.
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