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Subject: Re: CSTal-2.03 VS Fritz 7.0.0.6 (10 games PGN @G/60'+10sec/move)

Author: James T. Walker

Date: 03:47:02 03/25/02

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On March 24, 2002 at 16:27:20, Thorsten Czub wrote:

>IMO the result would be better for CSTal if you would play
>40/120 (as usual in sweden for autoplayer matches)
>if you would setup the opening book "accurate" and if you would
>use the right style.
>
>but - whatever.
>
>the observer decides about the result by setting up the experiment.

Hello Thorsten,
The results may improve very slightly at 40/2 (maybe not) but there is no
"accurate" setting on CSTal's opening book.  There are 3 settings.  They are:
Popularity, Strength & Random.  I used the "Strength" setting and the Large.bok
of over 520 M.  As for your "right style" we have heard this from you before
when you tried to convince everybody you had created a style that was better
than the original.  Even you had to finally admit your style was not better.  In
any case.  I am comparing the two original programs as sold to the public.  That
is the only thing that really matters.  I have no "killer book" for either side
(which would be unfair).  CSTal was a great idea but it is not as good as the
top commercial programs.  Who knows what would have happened if Chris had stuck
to it.  I wish he had.
Jim



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