Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 13:42:38 06/06/03
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On June 06, 2003 at 16:21:48, Günther Simon wrote: >On June 06, 2003 at 10:17:53, Drexel,Michael wrote: > >>On June 06, 2003 at 09:41:51, Uri Blass wrote: >>>Maybe Ruffian for some reasons performs better under winboard and I think >>>that it will be a good idea if someone checks if the same moves in the games can >>>be reproducable under winboard. >>> >>>We need to check that no one of the following problems do not happen: >>> >>>1)There are book moves that Ruffian knows not to play under winboard but does >>>not know not to play in the ssdf conditions. >>> >>>2)Ruffian needs more time to find the right move in ssdf condition and >>>practically could not do it in the game when under winboard it could find better >>>move and avoid weak moves that you describe. >> >>Do we know exactly how SSDF has tested Ruffian? >>I have set up Ruffians as UCI engine and with the winboard adapter in Chessbase >>and ran a testsuite with both some time ago. The result was that in about 50% of >>the Testpositions Winboard Ruffian found the solution faster and in 50% UCI >>Ruffian. The difference between the solution times for a position however was >>almost always < 3s. > >Aarghh! setting up Ruffian (or whatever WB program) with the WB adapter >under CB proves nothing' and was not what Uri suggested you to do. >You simply have to set up it in WINBOARD if you want to see if is >somehow weakened under the CB Gui and I bet it is - I know of cases, >when the Gui even sent moves which the program never thought of! You should read more carefully. I wrote 'some time ago'. In order to use Ruffian in the Fritz 5.32 GUI. I even have no WINBOARD on my Computers. Fritz,Chessmaster,SCID and Shredder Classic are more than enough GUIs for me. I plan to install also the Lokasoft GUI as soon as Gandalf 6 or Rebel 12 are released. Michael > >Regards, >Günther > >http://home.t-online.de/home/g.simon.rgbg/
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