Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 14:31:46 03/07/03
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On March 07, 2003 at 17:10:54, Chris Taylor wrote: >I have been tinkering with the settings of S7. There is something that has me >baffled? In the selective thing, it defaults to -1 (Minus one).. >I do not understand how a program can have a minus number for selectivity? How >can this be set to a negative number? > >I have had Fritz engine on selective = 3, not on a negative number? > >If the solution is simple, please bear in mind so am I!! > >I am using the 7.4 version.. > >Chris Taylor The answer is simple for those how read the help file that comes along with Shredder 6 classic Selectivity Specifies how deeply Shredder should follow promising lines. The larger the number the deeper the search. But naturally deeper searches also slow down the program. The value –1 means the engine will decide on its own how deep to go in each line. This depends on the nature of the position.
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