Author: John Merlino
Date: 16:38:02 10/08/02
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On October 08, 2002 at 18:45:36, Marc Bourzutschky wrote: >The Chessmaster FEG program (downloadable from www.chessmaster.com) is a very >clever tool that allows the generation of 6-man EGDB's with pawns on a 32 bit >machine with limited resource requirements. This would not be possible with >the Nalimov program without some code changes. I have generated KRPPKR which >occurs relatively frequently in practice (next I'll generate KRPKRP and KRKPPP.) >Below some positions that are misanalyzed in ECE, and also give Fritz trouble >even when using 5-man tablebases. Unfortunately the file format of the FEG >tablebases is not public, so no automated search for mutual zugzwang >positions nor a systematic comparison with Nalimov's results is yet possible. Many thanks for posting this information. I have a few questions: Which 6-man files have you built? How long did it take to build them? Have you also built all of their dependent filesets? jm
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