Author: Moritz Berger
Date: 18:35:47 08/28/98
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On August 28, 1998 at 20:52:00, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >On August 28, 1998 at 19:17:15, Moritz Berger wrote: > >>The explanation is very simple: I only started using Junior after August 21st. >>At least that's the arrival date of the Junior 5 executable in my email inbox... >> >>My results on ICC since then were >> >>70: + 2645 W 2726 Data [ br 5 4] B35 Res Aug 28 98 15:53 >>69: = 2623 B 2748 Data [ br 5 4] C51 Rep Aug 28 98 15:36 >>68: + 2617 W 2523 XXXX-2 [ br 2 12] B17 Res Aug 21 98 19:18 >>67: = 2604 B 2536 XXXX-2 [ br 2 12] B40 Agr Aug 21 98 18:55 >>66: + 2607 W 2533 XXXX-2 [ br 2 12] D48 Mat Aug 21 98 18:41 >>65: + 2593 B 2531 XXXX-2 [ br 2 12] B40 Mat Aug 21 98 16:20 >>64: + 2578 W 2546 XXXX-2 [ br 2 12] C19 Mat Aug 21 98 15:45 >> >>and one game that I courtesyadjourned at Crafty's request in a +3.5 (J5)position > >1. Junior is very strong. >2. XXXX-2 is * not * a Crafty. > >bruce I already know about 1. and 2. I just posted some results for the Nunn test Junior 5 vs. Crafty 15.17. Then Mark Young asked about potential weaknesses in the suspected way Junior works (preprocessing etc.). I had just finished 3 games on ICC where Junior played very strong and posted them to show him - hey, don't worry about preprocessing or not, Junior plays very nice chess, here's some games from ICC. Suddenly Bob started quoting results from games where I didn't use Junior at all. He didn't claim that I did, but he somehow related performance of completely different programs with my results for J5. If Crafty wasn't a strong opponent, Junior's good results against it wouldn't be worth mentioning, agreed? But since Crafty is strong and is some kind of reference, I found it conclusive to play a series of "controlled opening" games between the 2 engines to find out about relative strength at Blitz, at Action and Standard time controls, on P233MMX and PII-400. Moritz
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