Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 15:16:42 08/25/02
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On August 25, 2002 at 17:44:44, Ulrich Tuerke wrote: >Thanks for the info. >Is it then reasonable to switch Gromit's book in the current SSDF tests from >fritz7 book to fritz6 book ? Not from an objective viewpoint. Each engine should use its own book. But if we take into account that the current amateurs represented on the SSDF list are and have been using that book, there's a reason to allow Gromit to use it as well. Unless it's a better idea to remove all games, where General.ctg have been used wrongfully and starting over. In general SSDF can choose to use any book-engine combination. I mostly wonder about the engine. Why a privateware engine when there are plenty of freely available amateur engines to choose from? That doesn't make sense IMHO. >If the Fritz7 book is an unfair advantage, then it's is obviously the same with >the fritz6 book (general.ctg). Naturally. Even though there are some years between them. Regards, Mogens
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