Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 06:31:30 10/19/98
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On October 19, 1998 at 01:32:53, Alessio Iacovoni wrote: >On October 18, 1998 at 19:58:20, Amir Ban wrote: > >>On October 18, 1998 at 18:21:46, blass uri wrote: >> >>>I have only Junior5(16 bit) and it does not love 1...Ng8-f6 or 2...Nf6-g8 >>>Maybe there is some change from the beta version to the commercial version that >>>cause Junior5 to play this move >>> >>>I hope Amir Ban will answer. >>> >>>Uri >> >>Alright: >> >>In a quick test I find that after 1.e4 it likes 1...d5, and after 2.e5 it likes >>2...Nd5. Perhaps other moves may show up at different time controls, but 2...Ng8 >>seems odd: What was the time control and at what depth was it picked ? >> >>Amir > >Amir PLEASE forgive me.. CORRIGENDA! .The problem is not your engine.. but the >engine-engine feature of chessbase (yet another bug?). Don't ask me why but it >will make your program (10 min) make that strange alechine defence move and >other strange ones. I doublechecked playing without book in regular mode (not >engine-engine) and *of course* your engine will reply with regular moves (e5, >d5, ...) etc... Maybe you should ask chessbase to fix it - people might think >your engine has gone crazy... So now we know engine-engine tests in Junior 32 >are NOT at all reliable... > >Just for your information the test was done with: > >8 meg cache >books off >default options >engine-engine mode (hiarcs 6.0-Junior 5) > > >The *crazy* moves were the following: > >1. e4 Nf6 >2. e5 Ng8 >etc... > >and in another game: > >1. e4 Nf6 >2. e5 Nd5 >3. c4 Nb6 >4. c5 Nd5 >5. Nc3 Nd5xc3 >etc... > >(This one was strange.. it was playing a "standard" alechine... nothing wrong >with humans... but it's funny for a computer to play such an opening. In Junior 5 I belive there is a option for development,. Are you sure its on? Torstein
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