Author: Steffen Jakob
Date: 22:46:41 11/12/01
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On November 12, 2001 at 06:22:04, Uri Blass wrote:
>This position could happen in my crrespondence game
>
>[D]2r2rk1/p3q1pp/1p6/2bp1p2/4n3/1P2P1P1/PB3PBP/1QR1RbK1 w - - 0 25
>
>If your program plays Bxe4 then it is materialistic(Bxe4 is the only move that
>does not lose material)
>
>If it plays Rxf1 then it is not materialistic
>
>It seems that most programs are not materialistic based on the test that I did.
>I guess also that most humans are not materialistic here and are going to prefer
>Rxf1
Result of Hossa v1.138 (Athlon 900)
1 -0.14 0.00 2 1.e1xf1
<1> -0.14 0.01 36 1.e1xf1
2 -0.22 0.01 144 1.e1xf1 c5b4
<2> -0.22 0.01 465 1.e1xf1 c5b4
3 -0.07 0.02 1084 1.e1xf1 c5a3 2.b2xa3 e7xa3
<3> -0.07 0.03 1465 1.e1xf1 c5a3 2.b2xa3 e7xa3
4 -0.10 0.08 4666 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1
<4> -0.10 0.16 7876 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1
5 -0.10 0.28 14853 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
<5> -0.10 0.46 25038 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
6 -0.10 0.83 57132 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1
<6> -0.10 1.27 84324 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1
7 -0.07 2.26 165953 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1 e7g5
<7> -0.07 3.04 223820 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1 e7g5
8 -0.09 5.34 448475 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1 c5b4 5.c1d1
<8> -0.09 6.88 567822 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.d3xf1 c5b4 5.c1d1
9 -0.20 11.36 971118 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.c1xf1 c5d6 5.f1d1 d6e5
<9> -0.20 19.77 1711864 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.c1xf1 c5d6 5.f1d1 d6e5
10 -0.27 27.90 2534962 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.c1xf1 c5d6 5.f1d1 d6e5 6.b2d4
<10> -0.27 46.40 4262346 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.c1xf1 c5d6 5.f1d1 d6e5 6.b2d4
11 -0.38 1:07 6368073 1.e1xf1 e4d2 2.g2xd5 Kh8 3.b1d3 d2xf1
4.Kxf1 c8d8 5.Kg1 e7d6 6.c1d1 f8f7
Greetings,
Steffen.
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