Author: Richard A. Fowell
Date: 21:22:08 01/06/02
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On January 06, 2002 at 21:38:03, Richard A. Fowell wrote: >On January 06, 2002 at 20:41:46, Louis Brickman wrote: > >>Can someone please explain Hiarc's messages, containing >>, after each move? > >I'm a bit rusty, and my manual is boxed up, but roughly: > >The message line: > 7>>25 8 621kN c4-c3 f1-d3 c3xd2 e1-f1 a5-d5 c8-d7 d3xe4 = 558 >means: >The best sequence found to date for HIARCS was found when searching at >7 ply, at the >25 th move choice, after thinking for a total of >8 seconds and examining a total of >621kN (621 kilo Nodes - roughly 621,000 positions). The sequence is: >c4-c3 f1-d3 c3xd2 e1-f1 a5-d5 c8-d7 d3xe4 at which point HIARCS is ahead by >558 /128 of a pawn. > >Richard A. Fowell After looking more carefully, I'm sure I was wrong about the "25" being the 25th move choice. I'm pretty sure it represents the maximum search depth (with extensions), so: 7>>25 means: 7 ply (minimum, complete) to 25 ply (maximum, with extensions) Richard A. Fowell
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