Author: Mike Hood
Date: 07:49:21 10/18/01
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On October 15, 2001 at 19:26:35, Joseph Merolle wrote: <<snip>> >Fourth is there a way to develop an opping book from which all moves ( good and >bad) have a = chance of getting played. i feel changing wights,and varity of >play and changing red to green really does not get the program out of its >paridim of moves. Of course the problem is that it throws a narrow scope of >moves at me then when i enter a tourny i am getting blown off the board by >players that hit me with lines that fritz nevers play. > >God how i wish there was a next best key availible , or a special mode that >makes all moves with equale chance of getting played. Meaning if there were 10 >move in its tree each would have a chance of 10% to be played. i understand that >this is not good for computer wars however it would work better to prepare >people. I am thinking of power books however. i am just amazed the programers >dont see the problem of making fritz percentages unmoveable. There's quite an easy way to do this, if you have an old openings book available. I recommend Fritz 4's book, Fritz4.fbk. 1. Start Fritz 6 and create a new openings book File --> New --> Openings Book Choose a suitable name for your new book, like "Fritz4". ".ctg" is the default extension. 2. Import the old openings book Edit --> Openings Book --> Import Old Book and select the file Fritz4.fbk That's all. You now have a new openings book called Fritz4.ctg, which is based on Fritz4.fbk but has no priority information. Turn off the "Tournament Book" option, and you'll find Fritz will play one of 12 opening moves with approximately equal probability (varying between 8.2%and 8.5% probability). The rest of the moves in the openings book are also given equal priority. You might want to delete some of the moves in the first two plies of the opening book to remove the openings you REALLY don't want to play. (Right click on the moves in the book window, etc). Best wishes, Mike :)
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