Author: Francois Bertin
Date: 15:10:04 11/03/98
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On November 03, 1998 at 14:03:59, Manfred Rosenboom wrote:
>On November 03, 1998 at 13:34:04, mike cooter wrote:
>
>>On the rebel site there is a book in the subscription area that has been fully
>>analyzed by the Rebel engine. Does this mean that if I use this book in place of
>>the default book, these lines are optimized for Rebel's use?
>
>The file doesn't have any moves in it, but only Rebel's evaluation
>for each move in the Rebel opening book (REBEL.MVS). If you copy this
>file in the same directory as the REBEL.MVS file is located, Rebel can
>use this evaluation values, to deceide, which continuation to use in a
>certain position.
Two questions Manfred:
What you say is that Rebel uses the score
for each move as a weight to decide which move to play. I tought that
these book analysis scores were only meant as user-information on the
value of a move relative to others. Does this mean that if I want Rebel
to choose a book move *randomly* between several possibilities in
a given position, I must use a book that has not been analysed?
If I deactivate "Show book score", does Rebel still uses the scores
for choosing its move?
Regards,
François Bertin
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