Author: Heiner Marxen
Date: 09:51:34 12/25/01
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On December 24, 2001 at 19:46:41, leonid wrote: >On December 24, 2001 at 16:27:29, Heiner Marxen wrote: [big snip] >>Otherwise I did not note anything unusual in Chest's statistics. >>Name the missing info and I will try to provide it :-) Hello again! >I actually looked into all useful data of your program before even putting this >positions here. Oh, sorry. I'll remember that, now :-) > Was very surprise in finding that time of search for 5 moves was >less that time for 4 moves. Your time for 4 moves was 0.11 sec and for 5 only >0.05 sec. Oops? Were that timing info lines from one invocation/run, or resulting times from different invocations? The former would be strange, the latter is ok, since with so small times it may just be random inaccuracy noise. Or is that repeatable? > Also big difference in our time is due to some sudden jump in >branching factor that happened in mine after move 6. Move 6 was still 1.5 sec. >for my program For this I have no idea. >The most curious in this position was also the fact that it was not so much >lowers specialised plies that gave you advantage but your branching factor in >upper plies. Your time for 4 move was 0.11 sec, when mine was 0.05 sec. So it is all about EBF, since your basic speed here is even better than mine. Cheers, Heiner
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