Author: Chessfun
Date: 11:28:38 08/14/01
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On August 14, 2001 at 14:14:38, Sune Larsson wrote: >On August 14, 2001 at 13:09:49, Chessfun wrote: > >>On August 13, 2001 at 15:05:02, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >> >>>Thank you for playing such a lot of games and this comparison. But what I am >>>much more interested in is to have games of CM_Fun against other top programs >>>with a sufficient number of games on a playing level 40/40' or higher. >> >>IMO it makes no difference if the engines are all kings. >>As the parameters are totally different and Fun has such different material >>values It seems to me that beating a CM engine or personality is the same as >>beating another commercial engine. >> >>I have started playing with the exact same parameters and against >>the same engines as you played. I will also add Junior 7 and Deep Fritz. >>I will play 10 games against each engine. >> >>Engine-Engine Matches under CB-GUI >>ponder=off / time control 40/40' / 32 MB hash each >>Playing on two Thunderbird 945 mhz. >> >>Current; >>CM_Fun v Deep Fritz W1 L0 =0 >>Game two looks also like Fun will win at move 60. +1.50 >>Deep seemed to miss something at move 54.+0.56 55.-0.91 >>I will post this game later, then complete all matches. >> >>CM_Fun v Hiarcs 7.32 W2 L0 =0 >> >>[Client2Server] >>; TheKing 3.12 CM_Fun with Nz7book.ctg >>xboard := xboard\npost\nnew\ncm_parm default\ncm_parm opk=392439 tts=33554432 >>opp=100 opn=100 opb=100 opr=100 opq=100 myp=114 myn=138 myb=138 myr=125 myq=138 >>cc=100 mob=105 ks=134 pp=105 pw=125 cfd=0 sop=100 avd=5 rnd=0 sel=12 md=99\n >> >>Sarah. > > Do you really have different values for own and opp pieces? > If the above values are correct - why? > > Sune Actually no as during set up the creation of the log file created both op and my as the same. I typed in manually 100 here as I posted it. This is the same as Kurt's and I simply wanted to avoid the confusion. Sarah.
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