Author: Mike Hood
Date: 03:29:07 10/29/01
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On October 29, 2001 at 00:38:23, Sune Larsson wrote: >On October 28, 2001 at 22:52:40, J. C. Boco wrote: > >>Is it possible to use the database that comes on the disk (for Fritz 6 that >>would be about 330,000 games) for use as an opening book? > > > Yes. You create a new book - name it after your choice - and import the > games to this empty book, setting a preferable ply depth. > > Sune > If you do use the Fritz database to create an opening book, it's best to restrict the games where both players are above a certain ELO rating, such as 2400 (a sensible value IMHO). First create a new database. Then filter the games in the Fritz database for both players above ELO 2400. Then copy the resulting games into the new database. Import the new database into an opening book. Personally, I think the best result is reached by choosing an absolute ply depth of 60. (Chessbase recommends a relative ply depth of ECO + 30). I'm open to suggestions. >> >>When you view the opening statistics, I notice that it gives you the total >>number of games played with each move and, among other things, the % that move >>has scored. Is it possible to get more detail as to what that % is, that is how >>many wins draws and losses, rather than a straight %? >> >>And as always, you guys are the best, even from the days when there was a >>printed computer chess reports.
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