Author: Ren Wu
Date: 15:12:53 05/18/98
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On May 18, 1998 at 17:14:10, Carsten Kossendey wrote: >First of all, your output does in no way state which scores are bounds >and which are exact, so everyone will assume they are *all* exact. First of all, you != everyone. So you is you, please don't confuse youself to everyone, which is a big mistake i think. >Secondly the point of the position was that Bxa8 is a *really* bad move, >and a score of <= +3.81 is not exactly suggesting this. Crafty's +0.56 >eval (contrary to +3.16 for b6) gets a lot closer to the point, for >example. When you know a move no good, it is little interets to find out exactly how bad it is, especially if you found another move is better. I will not answer any follow up on this thread, because i found little info it contains. What i want say at my orignal post is that a program with little king safety knowledge can find the correct move at 9ply, and i don't understand why other top program have difficulties. I have little interests to prove my program is stronger than others, it is not at the moment. I am more interested in why those programs have diffculties. And i am happy that my program did good job at this position. Ren (renw@iname.com)
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