Author: ALI MIRAFZALI
Date: 08:28:29 08/24/03
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On August 24, 2003 at 10:38:31, Anson T J wrote: >All PGN games are available for download and view on the following website: >http://mysite.freeserve.com/intagrand/junior8test/index.html > > >Test Configuration >Hardware: Dual AMD MP 2400+ 512 MB Ram >Software: Junior 8 GUI & 3-5 piece EGTB > >Engine Details >Processor: 1 CPU each (AMD MP2400+) >Hash: 128 MB hash each >Ponder Move: On >Books: Native Books / CM9k (F6's general.ctg) >Time Control: 40/2Hrs + 20/1Hr + Rest/30 mins >Rounds: 50 games vs each opponent > > >Opponent: Junior 8's Score: >Shredder 7.04 +18/-12/=20 (56%) +41 elo >Fritz 8 +17/-11/=22 (56%) +41 elo >Hiarcs 8 +28/-8/=14 (70%) +147 elo >CM 9000 (SKR) +17/-10/=23 (57%) +48 elo >CM 9000 +23/-8/=19 (65%) +107 elo > >This concludes my Junior 8 Summer Test. I hope people will find the games and >results useful. Sorry that I will not be able to run any more test games for a >while as I can no longer spare the CPU time. A fine performance by Junior 8 >here. Also congrats to the "SKR creators" as the SKR personality of Chess Master >9000 performed 59 elo points stronger than the default settings. There is a big problem with this match: You did not use the Chessmaster opening book for CM .This is like separating the head from body.Opening books are indeed part of the program.Also I should note that (and I have said this many times) that comp vs comp matches prove nothing about how a program will do against humans:That is Program A may be stronger than program B by 100 Elo in Comp vs Comp ;but Program B may be stronger by 100 Elo than program A when playing only humans.Both Fritz and Junior were disasters in the matches against Kasparov and Kramnik. In any case I do not see the points in these Comp Matches(We need more human vs Comp) as SSDF is doing a great job pitting programs against each other.
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