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Subject: Re: Rebel 12 Beta engines match

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 12:20:06 03/17/03

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On March 17, 2003 at 14:43:42, alan palmer wrote:

>I'm trying to play the Beta engines against each other in a match but it appears
>you cannot do that. It lets me choose different engines for black and white but
>when the game starts the only engine mentioned in the information field is the
>one loaded in the options menu-there you can load only one of the listed
>engines.
>
>Can you play the Beta engines in a match qagainst each other?
>
>Thanks

of course you can. you can do a match between 2 different engines like fritz
allows it in its GUI. you can choose the books for each style seperate or you
can let them play out of a test suite of positions, where the colors get changed
after each game, so that OPENINGS do not influence the outcome.

1.create a new database where all games get stored if you do a match before you
start this match, so all eng-eng match games got saved in a new database.

2. set levels for the match

3. in CONFIG set the RESIGN level lower so that the games get adjudicated
earlier, this spares time.

4. go into the WHITE or BLACK menue, choose an engine (load personality)for
white,  a book, a user book (if you like), and tell the program how many moves
maximal the games has to be (100 is default) and START the match.

5. With ESC you can stop the automatical process and all games are saved in the
database you made.

If you use OVERVIEW in the database menues, you get an overview about % of
success of the strongest engine.

BTW: i doubt that eng-eng matches show you which engine is the strongest against
OTHER programs than rebel. it might show you which style is strongest against
another rebel style, but it will IMO not show you which style is the strongest
against fritz8, shredder7 or other programs.




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