Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 14:24:01 09/17/03
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On September 17, 2003 at 16:59:12, zeidoun wrote: >Hello every body, i just got the H9. It seems that these engines are very >strong. >After a 10 RR match between a new setting for Shredder7.04 H9 and H8Bareev, i >saw that H8Bareev has a much much aggressive style of play than H9. It tied 5-5 >against Sh7.04 while H9 lost by 2.5-7.5. >When i analyse these games more carefully, i see very good things in the play of >these two new engines. I really like them. Serious testing is needed to know >their real strength. The disaster performance of H9 is certainly due to the fact >that it was a blitz game match. I have found that H9 performs excelent in Blitz! I think your match is to short to say something for sure about strenght of H9. Except that Schredder is an extremly strong engine, such results are to be expected in a 10 game match, also between engines of equal strenght. Torstein >I used for the three engines my modified Nunn Testset (www.chesslovers.tk) so >that to avoid big influence of the opening books and to see the skills of the >engines. > >Just one thing, Human vs Machine matches are really very interesting for me, >because i like the computer games especially against strong humans. I also like >the fact to have many engines on the same CD (like the experience with Deep >Junior8). The variability between the different engines even if they don't have >the same strength (there are weaker and stronger engines) is very interesting. >It holds all my interests and give me great moments by making tournaments with >new very strong engines. I encourage and send a message to Mr Stefan >Meyer-Kahlen (Shredder programmer) and Mr Christophe Theron (Tiger) to tell them >to make matches against strong chess players, but also to release two or threee >or may be four different engines (even a little bit weaker beta engines but who >works!!). These engines will participate to make the pub for their leading >product because it will result to a bigger discussion on the strength of the >different engines, but also to a greater number of games. > >Hope that you agree with me > >www.chesslovers.tk > >NB: The mentioned games aren't yet posted on my homepage. Wait for the next >up-date!
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