Author: Matthias Gemuh
Date: 00:01:47 05/23/02
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On May 23, 2002 at 01:34:08, Les Fernandez wrote: >I am interested to know an approximation as to how many ply current engines can >"most" of the time find a mate sequence (assuming it exists). ie if we know >there is a mate in 1 then obviously the engines will find this instantly, with >or without tablebases. I suspect this is probably also true for mates in 3 or 4 >plies also. What I am interested to know are most engines able to find mates in >6,7 ...... + plies. What do most of you think is a safe ply number (upper >limit) for current engines to find the mate without the use of tablebases? My HyLogic (150 kN/s on Athlon 1.4) finds some mates in 15 within 10 seconds. Programs with good extensions should find mates in 20 ... 25 !! Regards, Matthias.
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