Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 11:39:54 07/22/01
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On July 21, 2001 at 15:25:20, Angrim wrote: >PN^2 on a 650mhz Athlon. >proved that move e6xc7 wins, 12 turns >PN2:726849 evals, 14938 expands, 3.81 seconds >I assume that sjeng is useing pn^2 for this, so would expect some >similarity. Nope, its normal pn. I switch to pn^2 when pn runs out of RAM, but this and (and the previous) were simple enough. >not quite sure what your N value is, I assume that >"Iters" is the number of times that the search backtracked a value >to the root node? N = nodes expanded iters = select/expand/backtrack cycles (not necessarily to root) -- GCP
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