Author: Jerry Doby
Date: 11:30:45 03/13/02
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On March 13, 2002 at 11:26:41, Bradley Woodward wrote: >On March 13, 2002 at 00:18:10, john warren wrote: > >>What program can finds the strongest move which is QH4!! According to Annotators >>at chessbase weaker is Bxf6, which allows pono to contest the D file, I suspect >>this is much to hard a problem for programs, most likely pono would have drawn >>any program in this position. >> >> >> >> r1b2k1r/ppq2ppp/4pb2/1Bp3B1/6Q1/2P5/PP3PPP/3R1RK1 w - - id Kasparov, G. - >>Ponomariov, R.; bm g4h4;[D] > >Diep found this in 1 minute, 20 seconds, on a P4 1.7 Ghz, 90 Meg hash. Vincent >assures me that this particular type of P4 is hopeless for chess. :-/ > >01:20 0 0 4259180 (0) 10 0.089 Qg4-h4 Bf6xg5 Qh4xg5 f7-f6 Qg5-h5 Qc7-e7 Rf1-e1 >e6-e5 f2-f4 e5-e4 f4-f5 Qe7-e5 > >It actually found it after 2 seconds, but changed its mind to Bf6. Then it >changed its mind again. Love chess programs. :) > >Crafty hasn't found it after nearly 5 minutes of searching, but I'm not using >the latest version (I'm on 18.7), so I don't know what difference this makes. Hey that's pretty impressive for Diep, this tends to support Vincent diepeveen position that his program has alot of positional understanding!!!!
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