Author: Mihaly Szalai
Date: 05:36:50 07/13/03
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Hello Thomas, sorry for the late answer. Patzer's output is impresssive in this position. I know nothing about this engine, not even how to obtain it. Cheers Mihaly On July 12, 2003 at 12:36:50, Thomas Mayer wrote: >Hi Mihaly, > >>I haven't said that computers are 'stupid' (it's a term for humans), >>I am saying that they still have to learn a lot of things, because chess >>is difficult. >>We can also learn from comps analyzing our games. (I also haven't said >>that humans are 'geniuses'). >> >>But I think that it's our task to point at the weaknesses of chess programs, >>without any 'undertone'. > >absolutely agreed !!! > >>Another example: >> >[D]1R6/8/8/5bp1/4p2k/8/B1p2PKP/8 w - - 0 1 >> >>1. Rb1! cxb1=Q 2. Bxb1 e3 3. Bxf5! e2 4. Bg4 e1=Q 5. h3 Qc1 6. Kf3 Qf1 7. >>Ke3 Qg2 8. Ke2 1/2-1/2 > >For Patzer v3.61 this is easy: > >00:00:00 d->01 -5.51 Rc8 >00:00:00 d->01 +3.21 Rh8+ >00:00:00 d->02 +3.21 Rh8+ Kg4 >00:00:00 d->03 +2.81 Rh8+ Kg4 >00:00:00 d->03 -0.26 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 >00:00:00 d->04 -0.28 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 g4 >00:00:00 d->05 -0.34 Rb1 Bh3+ Kg1 >00:00:00 d->06 -0.82 Rb1 cxb1=Q >00:00:00 d->06 -4.57 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 e3 >00:00:00 d->06 -2.53 Rh8+ Kg4 h3+ Kf4 Rf8 c1=Q Be6 Ke5 >00:00:00 d->07 -2.53 Rh8+ Kg4 h3+ Kf4 Rf8 c1=Q Be6 Ke5 Bxf5 >00:00:00 d->08 -2.60 Rh8+ Kg4 h3+ Kf4 Rf8 c1=Q Be6 Ke5 Bxf5 Qd2 >00:00:01 d->09 -2.57 Rh8+ Kg4 Rf8 c1=Q >00:00:01 d->10 -2.57 Rh8+ Kg4 Rf8 c1=Q h3+ Kf4 >00:00:01 d->10 -2.10 Rb1 >00:00:03 d->11 -0.12 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 e3 Bxf5 e2 f3 e1=Q Bg4 Qc3 >00:00:03 d->12 -0.37 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 e3 Bxf5 e2 Bg4 e1=Q h3 Qd2 Kf3 Qd3+ Kg2 >00:00:05 d->13 -0.40 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 e3 Bxf5 e2 Bg4 e1=R h3 >00:00:06 d->14 -0.42 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 e3 Bxf5 e2 Bg4 e1=Q h3 >00:00:12 d->15 -0.40 Rb1 cxb1=Q Bxb1 e3 Bxf5 e2 Bg4 e1=Q h3 Qc1 Kf3 Qf1 Ke3 >Qe1+ Kf3 > >Cool - for such things, Patzer is always worth a try, Roland puts some really >nice stuff in it... > >Greets, Thomas
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