Author: Uri Blass
Date: 04:52:17 11/22/02
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On November 22, 2002 at 07:26:02, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: >On November 22, 2002 at 07:11:20, Uri Blass wrote: > >>It may be interesting if you can post results of deep sjeng at 300 seconds per >>position and not only at 10 seconds per position. >> >>The difference for movei is smaller at 300 seconds per position and I did not >>use research(I suspect that with research reults may be better). > >I expect it to do better at longer times too of course, for the reason >pointed out in this thread than it becomes more comparable to R=3. R=3 is >superior in Deep Sjeng compared to verified R=3, so as verified gets >closer to R=3, it will do better, but I don't expect it to do >"better than R=3". > >I have different testing priorities right now because in any case it >looks vastly inferior to what I am doing now (not R=3 and not R=2/3). > >It would have been nice if it was better than R=2/3, but so far, noone >reported success... > >>My hardware is AMD1000Mhz so you can use smaller time to get eqvivalent results >>but clearly more than 10 seconds. >> >>You can also see that there is a problem in comparing correct results because >>some problems that are solved by movei with R=3 are not solved for the right >>reason and movei may change it's mind later(I showed one case when it did it). > >Not much of an issue considering that there are 183 positions total >and I average the solution time over at least 115 of then. > >BTW. Uri, since you use ECM-GCP as well, and you've posted corrections, >I assume you have an improved version. Would you care to email it to me? I still used the same ECM-GCP that I downloaded inspite of the correction that I posted because there are not a lot of mistakes. The main problem is problems that movei solves for the wrong reason so if I do not get a big change it is not clear from the results which version is better. Uri
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