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Subject: Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 03:48:50 10/05/03

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On October 05, 2003 at 06:10:34, Frank Meißen wrote:

>I have some questions about a proper description of the
>Rebel-Win-Engineparameters.
>The web-pages of Rebel only shows some Rebel12-DOS-Parameters, but no
>explanation of most of the pruning methods.
>
>Is it still possible to use "[Search Technique = OVERNIGHT]" for long analysis?
>
>Also I don't understand why Rebel-Win has "[EVALUATION = NORMAL]" although in
>Rebel-DOS "[EVALUATION = SMART] * proven improvement, do not change." is
>mentioned.
>
>Thanks in advance for any comments
>Frank

ed's comment about "PROVEN IMPROVEMENT" was imo a early written down.

Later testing showed that NORMAL was better .

Sometimes you find out things very late.

concnering other techniques then nullmove, thats what i do test too in the
moment.

IMO there is something wrong with Ed's implementation of Nullmove.

• Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Ed Schröder 04:50:10 10/05/03
  • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Kaj Soderberg 07:22:17 10/05/03
    • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Ed Schröder 08:46:26 10/05/03
      • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Frank Meißen 09:11:20 10/05/03
        • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Ed Schröder 15:09:32 10/05/03
          • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Tord Romstad 10:13:11 10/06/03
  • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Rex 05:21:28 10/05/03
    • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Ed Schröder 08:50:46 10/05/03
  • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Thorsten Czub 05:12:58 10/05/03
    • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Ed Schröder 09:06:48 10/05/03
    • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Kurt Utzinger 05:40:21 10/05/03
      • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Ed Schröder 08:56:57 10/05/03
      • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Thorsten Czub 08:42:21 10/05/03
        • Re: Rebel 12 engine parameters Nolan Denson 12:27:46 10/06/03

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