Author: fca
Date: 06:34:51 08/11/98
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On August 11, 1998 at 08:46:17, Moritz Berger wrote:
>On August 11, 1998 at 08:30:49, Moritz Berger wrote:
Re: wKh2,Ba5,Ra2,Pg2,h3/bKh4,Qc8,Pg6,h5 WTM
>>CG5/DOS on PII-400 (32MB hash [cg5dos/x on a 256MB machine]
>>, no permanent brain, 2player/analysis mode)
and flushed hash table!
>>79 seconds for Rc2 (score 3.18)
>MCP 7 on PII-400:
>91 seconds eval -1.63 Rc2! played
>after about 105 seconds eval +3.07
Now another interesting (to me at least) point. Some programs pick up the move
as "!" earlier, but do not choose ("play") it till later - like MCP7. Others
which *could* do this do not. What characterises the likelihood of such a move
(as the Rc2 alleged freak) being picked up one way or the other by a particular
program?
>Moritz
Kind regards
fca
PS: When I fail-high, why do I feel-low?
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