Author: Carsten Kossendey
Date: 08:43:45 05/18/98
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On May 17, 1998 at 20:33:43, Ren Wu wrote: >Here is the log of my program, Initiative, on a PentiumPro 200 [snip] > 9. 381 96.1 10475126 e4a8 f5g3 h2g3 h4g3 f1f8 d8f8 a8d5 g8h8 d3f4 >f8f4 d5e6 f4h6 e6h3 c8h3 g2h3 h6h3 > 9. 382 132.8 14422368 g2g4 a8b8 g4f5 g6f5 e4f3 b8a8 f3a8 c8b7 c5b7 [snip] >I found this position very interesting. I don't understand why all the >leading commercial program here need that much depth and time to realize >there is a problem. Since you still evaluate Bxa8 at +3.81, only 0.01 less than g4, I wouldn't exactly say your program "sees" anything here either. >I think that biggest weakness in my program, compare to those top >commercial program, is that i don't have a proper kingsafety term. >However, my program fail low on ply 9, switch to b6 and then to g4, all >be done by ply 9. > >So i don't know understand this. > >Ren (renw@iname.com)
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