Author: Gordon Rattray
Date: 05:03:34 04/13/02
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On April 12, 2002 at 21:27:57, Mike S. wrote: >On April 12, 2002 at 20:53:27, Gordon Rattray wrote: > >>On April 12, 2002 at 19:58:11, Mike S. wrote: >> >>>(...) >>I tried this, but I can't see any options within the Chessbase GUI that allows >>something like "analyse each position for 20 minutes and write the result to >>file". I'd have to manually switch between positions within the database - not >>an option for overnight analysis. > >Well... I think I couldn't hide that I don't usually use that options :o) >Because in this case I would probably have mentioned more. > >But I took a look into the menues again, and found: > >F12, database window. Load the database with the positions (probably created >like described in the previous posting). > >Mark all the game lines which contain them: SHIFT + cursor down, if they are >after each other (if not, use CTRL + mouse). > >From the menu, choose "Tools/Analysis/Full Analysis", or Alt-Y. The Full >Analysis dialogue comes up, where you can set the search time etc. (if you want >an analysis in each case, the threshold should be set to 0 I think). Then, you >choose the engine and hash size to use for the analysis. > >Then, Fritz will analyse one "game" (although it will be only one position in >your case) automatically one after the other. You can choose between replace or >append for the storage, in the Full Analysis dialogue. Depending on the time >chosen, this is an "overnight" option. > >I chose "append", and have just tried it for 3 positions, containing one move >each only, and 3 seconds analysis time per move. Fritz inserted a 2-ply >variation and comment symbol in 2 or the 3... > >Probably, the games (positions) should at least contain one move, which Fritz >should comment with a variation, except it's the move it thinks is best... I >don't have enough experience with that function to tell more about it. >Hopefully, you can figure out the rest. Take a look in the F1 help also. Thanks - that does help. Initially I tried these steps except that I was using "Compare analysis" rather than "Full analysis". The "Compare analysis" doesn't work in this case - it just appears to quickly traverse the positions but without any output to the database of positions (a bug?!). But the "Full analysis" does work. thanks again, Gordon > >HTH, > >M.Scheidl
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