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Subject: Re: CCT5 rules

Author: Volker Richey

Date: 12:43:16 11/29/02

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On November 29, 2002 at 12:28:49, Will Singleton wrote:

>On November 29, 2002 at 07:50:59, Frank Phillips wrote:
>
>>On November 28, 2002 at 20:38:22, Volker Richey wrote:
>>
>>>On November 28, 2002 at 14:43:58, David Rasmussen wrote:
>>>
>>>>I suddenly can't find anything about it:
>>>>
>>>>What information is supposed to be kibitzed during play/search?
>>>>
>>>>/David
>>>
>>>Your are right. There must be shown an example at the cct5-site.
>>>
>>>The current evaluation, depth, book or not, tablebases (if yes, how many
>>>moves picked from the tablebases), predicted moves, may be the
>>>first 2 moves are enough.
>>>
>>>Other variations are welcome.
>>>
>>>Volker
>>
>>First of all Volker thank you for organising the tournament, again.  No doubt
>>you will get more  suggestions than support.
>>
>>When the rules are finalised (and only then) I think it would be helpful to post
>>them on your site.  There has been  some discussion in CCC on possible options,
>>but as far as I can tell no visible conclusion.
>>
>>On the kibitzing (which I support) it may be helpful to be as clear as possible,
>>but also as flexible as possible.  I imagine the intention is to have some
>>evidence that the engine produced the move itself.
>>
>>I think I understand your suggested scheme above,  although the first two moves
>>of the PV will cause me a problem sometimes as I do not extract the PV from the
>>hash table.
>>
>>Frank
>
>I think the intention of the kibitz requirement is to indicate automatic
>operation, and not to specify the exact data output.  I don't think Volker is
>going to make anyone change his output to conform to some arbitrary standard.
>His existing rules, posted on his site, look good enough to me.
>
>Will

Yes, there are no strong rules for the kibitz-option



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