Author: pavel
Date: 15:54:43 02/28/02
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On February 28, 2002 at 18:44:39, Dann Corbit wrote: >On February 28, 2002 at 18:29:31, pavel wrote: > >>Hi everyone, >> After organizing a differant kind of match, HLCC (High Level >>Computer Chess), I am thinking of organizing another differant kind of >>tournament. Naming it ECC (Extreme Computer Chess!) ;) >> >>Well here is the thought process behind the games. >> >>There will be a set of 1000s of games between chess programs at reasonable time >>control. The engines will be very selective, only the top 10 or top 5 or >>inbetween. >>Ussually I see same type of rating list from many peoples at differant hardware, >>not being sure how much accurate that list is! We ussually see an error margin >>big enough to make us think twice. >> >>I have done a similar match before between YACE and gandalf with 2000 games at 5 >>mintues, but the game wsnt very prefferable because of the time control and it >>was played on one processor with ponder=on. >> >>Anyways, here are the topics in which I need your input. >> >>1) What should be the time control? I personally preffer 60mins/game, because we >>are talking about a lot of games here (could be 1000 games against just one >>opponent). >> >>2) programs to choose. >> >>my prefferance (and considering the fact that I have these programs) >> >>1) Fritz 7 >>2) Shredder 6 >>3) Chess tiger 14 >>4) Junior 7 >>5) Hiarcs 7 >>6) Nimzo 8 (well...) >>7) crafty (latest version) >>8) Yace (latest version) >>9) Gandalf 4.32 ( maybe I will get 5.0 soon, but its not much of a differance) >> >> >>let me know what you think. >>any opinion, whether this is a stupid idea or even a differant idea, whatever >>comes in mind, something differant than ussual > >It seems to me that with this particular set of engines, you would be >(basically) duplicating the SSDF results, at somewhat faster time controls. with more accuracy...? pavs
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