Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 16:22:46 01/25/02
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On January 25, 2002 at 19:18:51, Torstein Hall wrote: >On January 25, 2002 at 18:49:12, karen Dall Lynn wrote: > >>On January 25, 2002 at 17:01:46, Peter Berger wrote: >> >>>On January 25, 2002 at 16:49:32, karen Dall Lynn wrote: >>> >>>>Press F4; in the opening book config >>>>window, set minimum games = 1. It means Fritz should learn from every game >>>>played. >>> >>>No Karen. This is not the correct meaning of this parameter. >>> >>>The "minimum games" is the number of games with this move actually played in the >>>database out of which the book was created for Fritz to actually play it out, >>>unless it is a "green" move ( hope this translates well). >>> >>>So your experiment probably misses the point. >>> >>>Regards, >>>pete >> >>Thank you for your clarification. You are right. I increased this number to 10 >>on Fritz 6 Interface and saw that Fritz 6 book still learns immediately after >>the result of a game.' >> >>AFter learning this, I'd say that the correct experiment boils down to the >>folloing: I opened Fritz 6 Interface using Fritz 7 engine. I checked the first >>non-valued white move of the face of the book (f4). I played some moves and >>resigned. Then I opened a new game and saw there f4 had 1* green (then you are >>right because I was set the min number=10). >> >>As the engine was invariant to both cases, I suppose the problem lies in the >>Fritz 7 interface. Why there is no automatic learning in the Fritz 7 interface? >> >>Tks again >> >>Karen > >I played and lost two games to Fritz 7 in the Ruy Lopez. I checked the moves >score for the opening book before and after the game. They had certainly changed >as expected. > >Torstein PS I just wanted to add that I played them as rated games, with no takeback etc. Perhaps F7 only learn from Rated games? Torstein
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