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Subject: Re: Rebel9 Vs. Rebel10

Author: Ed Schröder

Date: 10:40:50 08/03/98

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>Dear Ed

>Could you briefly clarify the points below - just Yes/No will do if you like.

>On August 03, 1998 at 08:55:25, Ed Schröder wrote:
>[...]
>>As for the requested differences between Rebel9 and Rebel10:

>>Positions tested : 506

>Please, Ed, what sort of positions?  Basically problem-type positions, or
>what?

A good mixture of positional, tactics and end-game positions.

>>Different moves  :  48
>>Different times  : 349  (interval is -10%, +10%)

>I can put several meanings here.

>Does it mean that in 349 out of (506-48) positions (or 506 positions), the
>time taken to make the move by R10+Anti-GM(Strong)was either
>110% or <90% of the time taken by R9?  At what depth (or other?) setting?
>This 349 sounds like quite a significant number anyway!

From the 506 positions 349 of them are slower or faster than 10%.

>>Total time Rebel9   : 02:04:57
>>Total time Rebel10  : 03:00:10
>>Total percent       : -31%

>Does this mean in this test set, at (presumably) a fixed depth setting,
>R10+Anti-GM(Strong) was 31% slower than R9? (I know Strong Anti-GM setting is
>not as wise as SMART).

Yes, fixed depth otherwise a comparison on time would make no sense. The
test is done with anti-GM=OFF to make a good comparison with Rebel9. The
-31% comes from the new search algorithm.

>>Score differences

>Are these absolute (i.e. unsigned) differences - surely R10+Anti-GM(Off) can
>sometimes give lower evaluations at fixed depth than R9?

I am not sure if I understand the question. Anyway anti-GM may produce
higher or lower scores if that is what you asked for.

>You wrote below:

>>These figures are without the anti-GM options

>which is why I believe these differences are between R9 and R10+Anti-GM(Off).

Yes.

>>Score 0.01 - 0.10  124
>>Score 0.10 - 0.25   27
>>Score 0.25 - 0.50   14
>>Score 0.50 - 0.75    7
>>Score 0.75 - 1.00    2
>>Score 1.00 - 2.00    0
>>Score > 2.00         4

>i.e. total 178.

Yes.

>How many showed 0.00 difference, please?  Was it (506-48-178), or (506-178)?

506-178

>Sorry to ask so many questions, but I am sure many are very interested.

Never mind, for me the statistic is self-understood as it is the first thing I
check after running a test-version. I could have added some explanations
myself in the first place.

- Ed -


>Kind regards

>fca



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