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Subject: Re: Branching factor, etc

Author: Omid David

Date: 06:56:21 08/30/02

On August 29, 2002 at 23:03:43, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On August 29, 2002 at 22:50:53, Brian Richardson wrote:
>[snip]
>>Is move sorting turned off in Yace, GLC and Gnu for the depth = 6 searchs?
>
>Pretty irrelevant since all of them show a branching factor between 2 and 3 for
>the opening position.
>
>The program described by the OP had a branching factor of 6-8, IIRC.
>
>IOW, something is clearly amiss.
>
>I wonder how often the OP finds the requested position in the hash table.
>Usually, hash table alone would be enough to prevent a branch factor that
>terrible.

How do you calculate branching factor here?

Re: Branching factor, etc Andreas Herrmann 11:27:53 08/30/02
- Re: Branching factor, etc Omid David 11:33:08 08/30/02
  - Re: Branching factor, etc Andreas Herrmann 14:24:34 08/30/02
    - Re: Branching factor, etc Uri Blass 18:03:25 08/30/02
      - Re: Branching factor, etc Andreas Herrmann 20:00:30 08/30/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Uri Blass 02:22:18 08/31/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Ralf Elvsén 01:51:49 08/31/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Uri Blass 02:34:11 08/31/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Ralf Elvsén 08:11:50 08/31/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Uri Blass 10:55:41 08/31/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Omid David 11:02:14 08/31/02
        
        Re: Branching factor, etc Ralf Elvsén 12:40:40 08/31/02
        
        Re: (sorry, was meant as response to Uri) (NT) Ralf Elvsén 01:54:08 08/31/02
    - Re: Branching factor, etc Omid David 15:10:41 08/30/02
Re: Branching factor, etc Dann Corbit 10:42:29 08/30/02
- Re: Branching factor, etc Omid David 10:56:09 08/30/02
  - Re: Branching factor, etc Dann Corbit 13:12:38 08/30/02
    - Re: Branching factor, etc Omid David 13:54:53 08/30/02

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