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Subject: Re: The King "Leiden" ?

Author: Milorad Madjar

Date: 10:16:52 05/19/03

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I received this answer on CSS-forum:
Hello Milan
I try to translate the whole into the English once, with a translator program, I
hope that you can understand that!
Hello Milan, hello chess-friends!
I have also tried once, these two moves, that The King has played in Leiden, to
analyze, since Milan could not reconstruct!
However I have stand the parameter (opq=100), I understood it so that only,
myq=101, should be put, all other remains on default in the CM-Settings!
Since I has think an AMD-MP2200+ calculator I that it from the performance,
rather identical is, with the calculator in Leiden, that has been also an
AMD-XP2200+, on which King played!
So now to my realizations!
I could reconstruct the two moves, that first-once!!!!!
BUT!
It is necessary to experiment with the attitude of the Hashtables that putting
in in the WB2Uci.eng is!
Belongings so quite everything through tries! ,
(32MB-64MB-48MB-40MB-36MB-128MB-16MB, with all these Hash attitudes, both moves
are not analyzed in an attitude, either it is played only 37 ...h5, or 23
...Rac8!
But both in a Hash attitude not!!!
My last attempt before I wanted to give up, I have planned attitude (24MB) with
the Hash.
In this Hash attitude, The King plays both moves!
After 2Min.19sec, he/it plays 23 ...Rac8 in depth 12, and also in depth 13 after
4Min.30sec retains the move he/it!
After 1Min.10sec, he/it plays the move 37 ...h5 in depth 12!
However, he/it discards him/it in depth according to 13 in favor of 3Min.34sec
again from, 37 ...f6s!
Until then however he/it retains 37 ...h5s so that I assume that no one have
been calculated 3Min.34sec at this move in ailments!
Hope that my realization helps something with the attitude of the
Leidensettings!
MFG
Volker Göbel

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