Author: G. R. Morton
Date: 10:32:17 07/10/01
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>I think the best method to find good and bad lines is to take a look at the >games. Start where the book line ends and look what happens in the next 5-10 >moves. If the -1.2 arises to a justified +0.2 then the line cannot be bad just >because the engine came out of book with -1.2. And so on and so on. > > >>Uri This is a method I try to use, but I wonder if it would also be a method to compare software, i.e., the better software would tend to be the one that can can stay most consistent with its last book evlauations when you extend the lines consitent with its own evelauations during the extention. It should also be good to extend by known GM games and see what happpens.
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