Author: Tim Foden
Date: 03:04:25 12/12/01
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On December 12, 2001 at 03:17:30, Uri Blass wrote: >My guess is that a piece square table program with good search rules can get >2200-2300 ssdf rating on A1200 > >I think that it may be interesting if one of the top programmer will give also a >piece square table version of his program in order to test it(I say his because >unfortunately I do not know about a female top ptogrammer) I think you may be able to make the programs that have user adjustable evaluation weights behave as if they were just a piece-square (+material?) program. You can certainly do this with Green Light. If you want to know how, I can give you more details. Basically, you are able to set all the evaluation constants for things you are not interested in to zero. They will still be calculated by the program, but they won't change the evaluation. I've modified an evaluation file for GLC215c to zero everything except the material eval and the piece-square tables: http://www.7sun.com/chess/piece_mat/glc215c.eval (19K). Cheers, Tim.
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