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Subject: Re: Slow EGTBs - test position

Author: David Rasmussen

Date: 13:33:52 01/16/03

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On January 16, 2003 at 15:54:17, Dann Corbit wrote:

>>
>>Beowulf output:
>>Position 1 - White to play
>>--------------------------
>>ID =
>>FEN = 8/4n3/1k6/1p4p1/1P4P1/1K6/3B4/8 w - -
>>
>>. . . . . . . .
>>. . . . n . . .
>>. k . . . . . .
>>. p . . . . p .
>>. P . . . . P .
>>. K . . . . . .
>>. . . B . . . .
>>. . . . . . . .
>>
>>Current Position = 0.52
>>Number of Possible Moves = 11
>>
>> 11    236      75     143184   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Be3+ Kc6 g5 Kd7 Kd4 Ke6 g6
>> 12    231     178     352812   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Be3+ Kc6 g5 Kd5 Bd4 Nf3 g6 Kd6
>> 13    219     266     528614   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Bd8+ Kc6 g5 Kd7 Bf6 Ng4 Kd3 Ke6
>>Bd8 Kf5
>> 14    213     606    1216211   Bxg5 Nd5 Bd2 Kc6 g5 Ne7 Kc3 Kd5 Kd3 Ke5 Be1
>> 15    213    1009    1942140   Bxg5 Nd5 Bd2 Kc6 g5 Ne7 Bc3 Kd5 Bf6 Ng6 Kc2 Ke4
>>Bd8 Ke5 Bf6+ Ke4 &rep.
>> 16    214    1759    3325204   Bxg5 Nd5 Bc1 Kc6 Kc2 Nxb4+ Kb3 Nd3 Bd2 Kd5 Kc3
>>Ne5 Kb3
>> 17    214    3000    5733741   Bxg5 Nd5 Bc1 Kc6 g5 Ne7 Kc2 Kd5 Kd3 Ke5 Bd2 Nd5
>>Be1 Ne7
>>
>>Search Time : 30.00 Seconds
>>Total Nodes Searched   : 5733741  (52.3% Qui)
>>Total Nodes Evaluated  : 2998609
>>Cuts       : Delta     1508  : SEE       18270  : Mate          0
>>           : Razor   202628  : Eval    1107291
>>Extensions : Check   151560  : OneRep       45  : CMThreat   8317
>>           : Pawn     42183  : Recap      2342  : RevCheck   4278
>>Hash Stores (Size) : 582291  (699037)
>>Hash Probes (Hits) : 5384740  (3263270)
>>EGTB Probes (Hits) : 46423  (46423)
>>Move Ordering      : 81.9%
>>Best Move = Bxg5
>>Move Score = 214
>>--Answer: Bxg5    ** Correct **
>>Time To Solution = 0.00 sec
>>Correct So Far : 1/1
>>
>>
>>Test Completed.
>>Results;
>>Correct : 1/1
>>Average Time To Solution = 0.00 sec
>>[1]W >
>
>Same thing with EGTB turned off:
>
>Position 1 - White to play
>--------------------------
>ID =
>FEN = 8/4n3/1k6/1p4p1/1P4P1/1K6/3B4/8 w - -
>
>. . . . . . . .
>. . . . n . . .
>. k . . . . . .
>. p . . . . p .
>. P . . . . P .
>. K . . . . . .
>. . . B . . . .
>. . . . . . . .
>
>Current Position = 0.52
>Number of Possible Moves = 11
>
> 11    236      68     145925   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Be3+ Kc6 g5 Kd7 Kd4 Ke6 g6
> 12    219     106     229472   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Bd8+ Kc6 g5 Kd7 Bf6 Ke6 Bd8 Ng6
>Kd4
> 13    218     178     396062   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Bd8+ Kc6 g5 Kd7 Bb6 Ke6 Kd4 Nc4
>Bd8 Nd6
> 14    211     336     771335   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Bd8+ Kc6 g5 Kd5 Bf6 Ng6 Kd3
>Ne5+ Kc2 Ke6 Kd2 Nf7 Ke3
> 15    211     621    1421370   Bxg5 Ng6 Kc3 Ne5 Bd8+ Kc6 g5 Kd5 Bf6 Ng6 Kd3
>Ne5+ Kc2 Ke6 Kd2 Nf7 Ke3
> 16    207    1947    4503141   Bxg5 Nd5 Bd2 Kc6 g5 Ne7 Kc2 Kd5 Kc3 Ke5 Kb3 Nc6
>Be3 Kf5 Bf4
> 17    207    3000    6998206   Bxg5 Nd5 Bd2 Kc6 g5 Kd7 Kc2 Ke6 Kd3 Kf5 Kd4 Nxb4
>Kc5 Na2 Kxb5 Nc3+ Kc4 Ne4
>
>Search Time : 30.00 Seconds
>Total Nodes Searched   : 6998206  (53.9% Qui)
>Total Nodes Evaluated  : 3765466
>Cuts       : Delta     1878  : SEE       24636  : Mate          0
>           : Razor   292648  : Eval    1481897
>Extensions : Check   181048  : OneRep       96  : CMThreat      0
>           : Pawn     71075  : Recap      3354  : RevCheck   7484
>Hash Stores (Size) : 742253  (699037)
>Hash Probes (Hits) : 6474752  (3664648)
>EGTB Probes (Hits) : 0  (0)
>Move Ordering      : 81.9%
>Best Move = Bxg5
>Move Score = 207
>--Answer: Bxg5    ** Correct **
>Time To Solution = 0.00 sec
>Correct So Far : 1/1
>
>
>Test Completed.
>Results;
>Correct : 1/1
>Average Time To Solution = 0.00 sec

This seems to indicate that
1. Beowulf probes actually more in the position. ~45000 probes vs. ~25000
probes.
2. Beowulf loses a little speed when using EGTBs, but not nearly enough as
Chezzz. Beowulf goes from 700M/30s to 600M/30s. Chezzz goes from 700knps to 100
knps. What hardware is Beowulf running on here, and how much hash, egtb cache
etc. ?

/David



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