Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 16:13:08 09/09/01
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On September 09, 2001 at 18:11:51, Uri Blass wrote: >>b) there is no need for a big difference. my implementation will >> already extend on 0.25 pawns, or 0.50 pawns depending on the >> situation. > >In most of the cases the difference is even smaller than 0.25 In the lines I'm looking at, it's often a lot bigger actually. Remember SE are 'sticky'. If it thought a move was singularly better at one point it will keep extending it for a few more iterations after it no longer seems singular. Not seeing a 0.25 pawn difference doesn't necessarily mean that it isn't singularly extended. >and if you extend >for a difference of 0.25 then a move that is 0.25 worse is not going to get >extended from the root and you are not going to see that it is losing 2 pawns. I don't understand? -- GCP
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