Author: Uri Blass
Date: 11:11:36 09/11/02
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On September 11, 2002 at 10:38:11, Daniel Clausen wrote: >On September 11, 2002 at 08:09:52, Steffen Basting wrote: > >>Hello! >>I've got some problems with my hashtable... >>Here's the output of the starting position: > >[snip] > >>705603 nodes, 101 seconds: 71497 nodes/sec >>q-nodes: 6587101 evals: 6587101 > >Since #nodes is higher than #qnodes, I assume that with nodes you mean >non-qnodes. Still, having almost 10x more qnodes than other non-qnodes from the >initial position is a bit strange, to say the least. ;) [I'd say about 10-20% in >the initial and up to 50% in tactical positions sounds reasonable - to me] Note that q-nodes mean the number of position that are evaluated. It means that at depth 1 from the opening position all the nodes except the root position are qnodes so you have 20 qnodes. I guess that you do not use this definition for calculating qnodes. I also do not use it and for me qnodes are additional nodes that I search because of qsearch. Uri
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