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Subject: Re: Depths equivalences

Author: Sylvain Renard

Date: 13:19:10 04/20/98

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On April 20, 1998 at 15:33:57, Christophe Theron wrote:

>Genius depth 6 means, I think, that the program is considering the first
>6 plies in a brute force manner (or nearly) and is considering
>selectively 4 plies more, followed by a QSearch.
  Hello Christophe,
what makes you think it is 4 plies? I have always thought that
after the 6 plies of brute force, Genius searched 12 plies more
in a selective way and there was nothing else (these 12 plies
include the quiescence search). Have you an example where Genius
"sees" more than brute force + 12 (hash tables off , of course) ?
   Sylvain

• Re: Depths equivalences Christophe Theron 10:23:38 04/21/98
• Re: Depths equivalences Tord Romstad 14:39:39 04/20/98
  • Re: Depths equivalences Christophe Theron 10:01:08 04/21/98
    • Re: Depths equivalences Tord Romstad 04:55:16 04/22/98
  • Re: Depths equivalences Sylvain Renard 01:23:52 04/21/98
  • Re: Depths equivalences Thorsten Czub 16:47:27 04/20/98
    • Re: Depths equivalences blass uri 03:34:26 04/21/98

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