Author: Matthew White
Date: 13:01:07 03/11/03
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On March 10, 2003 at 09:25:06, Jonas Cohonas wrote: >On March 10, 2003 at 08:56:48, Jim Monaghan wrote: > >>On March 10, 2003 at 08:13:54, Jonas Cohonas wrote: >> >>>Has there been made any statistic overview over what openings the say top 15 >>>prgrams on the SSDF list, plays the best(individually that is). For eaxample >>>what opening choice on the first move is best for Shredder 7 from a statistical >>>point of view? of course this could be made more complex, but should do for now >>>:) >>> >>>Regards >>>Jonas >> >>Hi Jonas, >> >>I found 160 SSDF Shredder 7 games on Tony's site. Here's the stats for White: >> >>Move # 1-0 0-1 = % >>1.e4 38 18 6 14 65.8 >>1.d4 25 6 6 13 50.0 >>1.c4 8 4 2 2 62.5 >>1.Nf3 9 6 0 3 83.3 >>Total 80 34 14 32 62.5 >> >>And as Black: >>Move # 1-0 0-1 = % >>1.e4 32 8 16 8 62.5 >>1.d4 38 11 11 16 50.0 >>1.Nf3 4 0 2 2 75.0 >>1.c4 5 1 2 2 60.0 >>1.b3 1 0 1 0 100.0 >>Total 80 20 32 28 57.5 >> >>Pretty impressive performance. BTW, Shredder's performance as Black in the >>Sicilian is: >>Move # 1-0 0-1 = % >>1...c5 19 4 10 5 65.8 >> >>The answer to your question is 1.Nf3! based on only 9 games though. 1.e4 also >>looks good, certainly better then 1.d4. >> >>Cheers, >>Jim > >Thank you for your answer, that is great! > >I think that it would be interesting to do more statistics like this, especially >to see if the different programs score very differently or very similar (which >could be a good indication of what openings work or don't work in compchess) > >Maybe someone could make a program ala' elostat which could calibrate from a pgn >file all the statistics needed from all the individual entries, based on >openings and their sucess rate + a bunch of other obvious and less obvious >functions. > >Regards >Jonas Scid is fantastic in this respect. It can create an opening report based on ECO code for a single player. Matt
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