Author: blass uri
Date: 00:31:10 10/22/98
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On October 22, 1998 at 03:22:57, Alessio Iacovoni wrote: >I just finished my tests with the engine-engine function of Junior. This time I >was careful to reduce hash sizes in order to avoid any mistakes from possible >delay due to the hard disk grinding (I believe this was the reason for those >problems in the previous tests). > >Processor: AMD 200 MMX >Cache: 8 M >Total games:32 >Time control: 10 minutes >Book settings: Same openings played by both sides >Book: Fritz5 >Result: > >Hiarcs 6: 10 >Junior 5: 10 >Draws: 12 > >Just from these first results it is interesting to notice that when both sides >play the same opening (eliminating any randomness), playing strength seems to >even out incredibly. I wonder if test are carried out in the same way by SSDF. >If not, why? not by the same way. 1)They give every program its opening book because they want to test the level of the program(good opening book is a part of it) 2) they do not do engine v engine but play with 2 computers so every program can "think" in the opponent's time. 3)They play 2 hours per 40 moves and not 10 minutes for all the game. Uri
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