Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 22:37:02 05/05/01
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On May 04, 2001 at 18:46:19, Peter Berger wrote: 22 is peanut for DIEP. matter of some work on eval in past :) >Hi there , > >I believe in community experiments . > >I'd love to get some more results by other users or chess programmers that can >afford to spend one hour on a little experiment . > >The 1 Hour CCR test by Larry Kaufmann - it is explained in >http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?167129 - a post by Dana Turnmire >. > >Could you test your favourite or your own program and come back with your result >and post it here ( ratings calculated with the USCF formula ) ? > >This is _no_ scientific experiment . I think the test has some merit - others >don't - it's just for fun . > >Especially results of the so-called "weaker" programs would be very much >appreciated - and : where's the Chessbase crew ? No Chessbase prog in the top 12 >??? Come on .. > >Thanks in advance . > >pete > >Yace results/ 1 Hour CCR Test/Ranking updated > >Yace 0.99.17 on PIII500 : > > 15'' 30'' 1' 2' Points >Test 1 Nf3(0) Nf3(1) Qb3(1) Qb3(1) 2 >Test 2 Bc8(1) e6(0) Bc8(1) Qc7(0) 2 >Test 3 Nh6(1) Nh6(1) Nh6(1) Nh6(1) 4 >Test 4 Ne5(0) Ne5(0) Rbc1(0) Rbc1(0) 0 >Test 5 e5(1) e5(1) e6(0) e6(0) 2 >Test 6 Bxc3(1) Bxc3(1) Bxc3(1) Bxc3(1) 4 >Test 7 Rfb8(1) Rfb8(1) Rfb8(1) Rfb8(1) 4 >Test 8 d5(1) d5(1) 0-0(0) 0-0(0) 2 >Test 9 Nd4(1) Nd4(1) Nd4(1) Nd4(1) 4 >Test 10 a4(1) a4(1) a4(1) a4(1) 4 >Test 11 ef(0) ef(0) ef(0) ef(0) 0 >Test 12 Bxf7(1) Bxf7(1) Bxf7(1) Bxf7(1) 4 >Test 13 Be6(1) Nc6(1) Nc6(1) Nc6(1) 4 >Test 14 f6(1) f6(1) f6(1) f6(1) 4 >Test 15 ef(1) ef(1) ef(1) ef(1) 4 >Test 16 ed(0) ed(0) ed(0) d5(0) 1 >Test 17 d3(1) Re1(1) d3(1) d3(1) 4 >Test 18 Nxc6(0) Nxc6(0) Bxf6(1) Bxf6(1) 2 >Test 19 Bxe6(1) Bxe6(1) Bxe6(1) Bxe6(1) 4 >Test 20 Ndb5(1) Ndb5(1) Ndb5(1) Ndb5(1) 4 >Test 21 de(1) de(1) de(1) de(1) 4 >Test 22 0-0(0) 0-0(0) 0-0(0) 0-0(0) 0 >Test 23 Bxh7(1) Bxh7(1) Bxh7(1) Bxh7(1) 4 >Test 24 Nxe5(1) Nxe5(1) Nxe5(1) Nxe5(1) 4 >Test 25 Nxc6(1) Nxc6(1) Nxc6(1) Nxc6(1) 4 > >Total Points : 75/100 > >Testresult : 2600 > >Ranking : > >1. Comet dev version on K6/450 2664 >2. Shredder 5.0 on PIII500 2616 >3. Rebel Century 3.0 on PIII600 2616 >4. Yace 0.99.17 on PIII500 2600 >5. Gandalf 4.32h on PIII500 2584 >6. Gambit Tiger 2.0 on PIII600 2584 >7. Bringer 1.8 on PIII500 2536 >8. PostModernist dev version on Athlon 1200 2536 >9. Crafty 18.9 on PIII500 2520 >10. Pretz dev version on PII400 2488 >11. Gaviota v0.2.1 on PIII700 2488 >12. Radio Shack 2250 Chess Champion 2248 > > >The contenders facing the most difficult positions (CCR 4,5,8,10,11,16 and 22): > >Comet dev version on K6/450 solved : CCR 5,8,10,11 >Century 3.0 on PIII600 solved: CCR 5,10,11,16 >Gaviota v0.2.1 on PIII700 solved: CCR 5,10,11,16 >Shredder 5.0 on PIII500 solved : CCR 5,10,11 >Gandalf 4.32h on PIII500 solved: CCR 5,10,11 >Gambit Tiger 2.0 on PIII600 solved : CCR 4,5,10 >Yace 0.99.17 on PIII500 solved : CCR 10,16 >PostModernist dev version on Athlon 1200 solved : CCR 8,10 >Crafty 18.9 on PIII500 solved : CCR 10,16 >Pretz dev version on PII400 solved : CCR 10 >Radio Shack 2250 Chess Champion solved : ?? >Bringer 1.8 on PIII500 solved : > >Positions still remaining unsolved : > >CCR 22 > >Thanks to Miguel A. Ballicora, Jeff Lischer, Paul, Ulrich Tuerke, Dana Turnmire >and Andrew Williams for posting your results ! > >Cheers. > >pete
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