Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 03:22:16 06/14/03
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On June 14, 2003 at 05:42:37, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On June 14, 2003 at 05:37:18, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>On June 14, 2003 at 04:59:09, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >> >>>English: >>>We are going to start a long tournament at 120'/60 under the conditions >>>mentioned below. As you will see, we want to merely test the strength of the >>>engines. Therefore, the remis.ctg will be used instead of the own books. And >>>book learning is of course deactivated. Furthermore, the programs will have no >>>access to the EGTB so that we can see the proper endgame knowledge of the >>>engines. Hints about the outcome of this tournament are welcome. We are >>>publishing first results after 10 rounds. >>> >>>Deutsch: >>>Wir starten ein langes Turnier mit 120'/60 und den untenerwähnten Bedingungen. >>>Uns interessiert lediglich die reine Spielstärke der Programme. Deshalb wird >>>generell das Buch remis.ctg verwendet. Buchlernen ist selbstverständlich >>>deaktiviert. Und schliesslich haben die Programme auch keinen Zugriff auf die >>>Tablebases, so dass wir das reine Endspielwissen der Engines bewundern dürfen. >>>Prognosen über den Endstand dieses Turniers sind willkommen. Erste Resultate >>>werden wir nach 10 Runden bekanntgeben. >>> >>> >>>Conditions / Spielbedingungen >>>Tournament / Turnier RK 2003 >>>Time control / Spielstufe: 120'/60+60'/30+30' >>>Ath 1.3/64 MB hash [CT_15=48 MB] >>>ponder=off >>>book=remis.ctg [no book learning / kein Buchlernen] >>>EGTB=no / nein >>>8 participants / Teilnehmer >>>280 games / Partien >>>10 games for each engine vs other opponents / 10 Partien je Engine gegen alle >>>anderen >>>Tester: Rolf Bühler >>>Published by / Veröffentlichung via Kurt Utzinger >>> >>> >>>Participants / Teilnehmer >>> >>>1) Chess Tiger 15 >>>2) CM9 SKR >>>3) Deep Sjeng 1.5 >>>4) Fritz 8.0.0.8 >>>5) Hiarcs 8 >>>6) Junior 8 >>>7) Ruffian 1.0.1 >>>8) Shredder 7.04 >> >>This is the outcome that I predict under these condictions, winner from top to >>bottom. >> >>Fritz 8.0.0.8 >>Shredder 7.04 >>CM9 SKR >>Junior8 >>Chess Tiger 15 >>Hiarcs 8 >>Ruffian 1.0.1 >>Deep Sjeng 1.5 >> >>Pichard > > Most interesting to see that you consider DeepSjeng 1.5 > to be even stronger than Hiarc8. Time will tell ... > Kurt For the last three positions the order is not too important since they are pretty much in the same level. But it could also end in this order.
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