Author: Uri Blass
Date: 07:45:10 07/28/01
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On July 28, 2001 at 10:42:24, Uri Blass wrote: >On July 28, 2001 at 09:10:15, Sune Larsson wrote: > >>On July 28, 2001 at 08:28:40, Martin Müller wrote: >> >>>Hi all, >>> >>>Full of enthusiasm I bought the promising program DJ7 hoping to have bought an >>>outstanding, high-end product. Much to my regret I find that it does not behave >>>as it should. It sacrifies unsound, it shows evaluations far from being >>>realistic and has a very poor performance as far as I see from my end. >>> >>>It is sad, that even after such a "sprechstunde" users like me are left without >>>any advice or hope that a patch or an update will be planned to help. >>> >>>I greatly appreciate the work and succes of Amir Ban and Shay Bushinsky but am >>>at a loss to understand the present situation. >>> >>>Give me some hope, please. >>> >>>Kind regards >>>Martin >> >> >> I think this is the present character of Junior 7. The authors are working >> in a very interesting direction, but the program is far from complete. >> Whenever that is supposed to happen. IMO it's an experimental version and >> just possibly, but not verfied, more suited to play humans than computers. >> By the way, those unsound sacrifices you mention - have you noticed this >> in comp-comp games or in your own games vs Junior? >> >> Sune > >I do not know but it seems that the problem is with Deep Junior7 and not with >Junior7. >I do not believe that Junior7 was not tested in comp-comp. >I can see in chessfun's rating list that Junior7 is better than Junior6. >My Junior7 could not reproduce the strange evaluations of Deep Junior7 so I >suspect that Deep Junior7 has some bugs and was not tested. I am talking about the last game that was posted when my Junior7 did not see kind of +0.5 evaluations against itself one move before resigning but +2 or +3 pawns against itself. I did not test my Junior7 to compare with Deep Junior7 in a lot of positions. Uri
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