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Subject: Re: Christmas Tactical Test - results for F8, S7, F7, S6.02 & Ruffian (LONG)

Author: Dieter Buerssner

Date: 15:17:42 12/23/02

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On December 23, 2002 at 09:36:50, Steve Maughan wrote:

At the end, some results of Yace. Befor, a few comments.
>r4rk1/5p2/p1b1pQpq/8/1B2P3/2NR4/PPP3PP/1K6 w - - bm Nd5; id "BBC547"

Ne2 seems to be another good move. In the table below, this is not found, but
after trying again, Nd5 was found after exactly 3 minutes. For Ne2 the score was
already +3.5, which probably is enough to win. But I did not check carefuly.

>6r1/1p3k2/pPp4R/K1P1p1p1/1P2Pp1p/5P1P/6P1/8 w - - bm Rxd6; id "BBC630"

This should be "bm Rxc6"

>r5r1/n1q1p2k/3pPpp1/P1pP4/2P4N/R1B5/2Q3PP/7K w - - bm Bd2; id "BBC958"

Yace finds Bd2 fast with score mate in 10, then switches to Be1 with score mate
in 9. In the automatically generated table below, it is considered unsolved.

Yace, P4 2.53, 300M hash, 3 min test time. Not surprisingly, it solved less
positions than the programs you tested (especially when considering the hardware
difference). From the positions it found, for quite a few, it was rather fast
compared to the others. Some positions seem to be at the edge of finding. It
sees compensation for a sac, but just a bit too little compensation.


                   5s        20s       60s       120s      180s
          BBC55:   1 (Rxg7)  1 (Rxg7)  1 (Rxg7)  1 (Rxg7)  1 (Rxg7)   3.370
         BBC116:   0 (Qd3)   0 (Qd3)   0 (Qd3)   0 (Qd3)   0 (Qd3)       nf
         BBC142:   1 (Nxf7)  1 (Nxf7)  1 (Nxf7)  1 (Nxf7)  1 (Nxf7)   4.151
         BBC158:   1 (Qh6+)  1 (Qh6+)  1 (Qh6+)  1 (Qh6+)  1 (Qh6+)   4.043
         BBC161:   1 (Nf6+)  1 (Nf6+)  1 (Nf6+)  1 (Nf6+)  1 (Nf6+)   4.962
         BBC167:   1 (Rxa6)  1 (Rxa6)  1 (Rxa6)  1 (Rxa6)  1 (Rxa6)   0.978
         BBC175:   1 (Bh6)   1 (Bh6)   1 (Bh6)   1 (Bh6)   1 (Bh6)    3.705
         BBC189:   1 (Nxh6)  1 (Nxh6)  1 (Nxh6)  1 (Nxh6)  1 (Nxh6)   2.655
         BBC192:   0 (Ne5)   0 (Ne5)   0 (Ne5)   0 (Ne5)   0 (Ne5)       nf
         BBC346:   1 (Ba4)   1 (Ba4)   1 (Ba4)   1 (Ba4)   1 (Ba4)    1.238
         BBC354:   0 (N3d4)  0 (Qe2)   0 (Qe2)   0 (Qe2)   0 (Qe2)       nf
         BBC403:   0 (O-O)   0 (O-O)   0 (O-O)   1 (Nxh7)  1 (Nxh7)  63.790
         BBC405:   0 (Rac1)  1 (Rxd4)  1 (Rxd4)  1 (Rxd4)  1 (Rxd4)  17.046
         BBC442:   0 (cxd5)  0 (cxd5)  1 (Nxg6)  1 (Nxg6)  1 (Nxg6)  25.040
         BBC459:   0 (Nxf6)  0 (Nxf6)  0 (Nxf6)  0 (Nxf6)  0 (Nxf6)      nf
         BBC539:   0 (Qh4)   0 (Qh4)   0 (Rb6)   1 (f4)    1 (f4)    92.582
         BBC547:   0 (Bxf8)  0 (Bxf8)  1 (Nd5)   0 (Bc5)   0 (Ne2)       nf
         BBC630:   1 (Rxc6)  1 (Rxc6)  1 (Rxc6)  1 (Rxc6)  1 (Rxc6)   3.498
         BBC958:   1 (Bd2)   1 (Bd2)   1 (Bd2)   0 (Be1)   0 (Be1)       nf
         BBC770:   0 (Bxe5)  0 (Bxe5)  0 (Bxe6)  0 (Bxe6)  0 (Bxe6)      nf

        Summary:  10        11        13        13        13        227.058

Regards,
Dieter




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