Author: Peter Herttrich
Date: 07:08:16 06/23/98
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On June 23, 1998 at 09:55:07, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Posted by Peter Herttrich on June 23, 1998 at 06:53:21: > >>Hello Ed, hello World, > >>now I could also detect games, which are doubles and where >>R9 get lost. >>Surprising for me, this games are only against Fritz5. >>Of course without the 232-interface. Only the Peter-interface :-) > >>Now my question, how I can be sure, that Rebel learns? >>(the menuponint is 'on', of course) > >The Rebel9 learner is split into 2 parts, a part for learning against >humans and a separate part for learning against computers (for the >moment only detected by the use of auto232). > >The human part of the learner is tuned to be very mild. This means you >can have the pleasure of beating Rebel9 3-4 times on the same opening >but then it's definitely the end of all the fun. > >The second reason for the mild human learner is that it will avoid to >endlessly repeat opening lines Rebel9 has won. How irritating! I want >to keep my customers :) > >Then there is the comp-learner. This learner is not mild but aggressive. >It will seldom replay lost openings and will strongly try to repeat won >opening lines. tnx for your fast response, Ed. Now a light goes up. So I can expect changings in the future, good. Any trick, to activate the comp-learner without 232-connection? Btw.: I think you will keep your customers. But the next Rebel, which I only will accept, will be a Windoze-Version, or better a LINUX-Version. The poll said, if I remember right, 8% Linux- User. So, how abt some % customers ? :) >- Ed - > > >>cheerio >>Peter
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