Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 07:53:54 12/06/01
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On December 05, 2001 at 15:02:39, Peter McKenzie wrote: >On December 04, 2001 at 16:13:25, Brian Richardson wrote: > >>How are others scoring points for the "am" avoid move solutions? > >Good question. I think the correct way is to take the time required to avoid >the move, as opposed to the time required to find the current favoured move. > >For example: Say it is am e4 and the program likes e4 for the first 7 seconds, >then switches to f4 for the next 10 seconds, then switches to g4 for the rest of >the 60 seconds. You should score this as 7 seconds, although I personally don't >have that information in my log file and would score it as 17 seconds :-( > >cheers, >Peter My "test" command simply remembers the time that a "non-am" move was chosen in the PV and kept until the time limit expired. IE if you set a 3 minute time limit, and it likes the am until time=6, switches to something else, then switches back at time=30, and then switches to something else at time=45 and never goes back to the am for the rest of the three minutes, then I score that position as "correct after 45 seconds" since that was the last time it chose to avoid the "am".
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