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Subject: Re: The next step for Computer Chess GUI's

Author: mike schoonover

Date: 18:42:31 11/30/03

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On November 30, 2003 at 21:39:07, Ziad Haddad wrote:

>It's really exciting to get in the future such a possibility. But i d=find that
>the Shredder Classic GUI gives many interesting features including the Triple
>Brain function.
>In fact, i developed many good and even better settings than the default
>Shredder ones. Each of these settings plays different chess than the default
>setting. In fact, some of them are better Gambit players, choosing sharp lines
>and have tendency to sacrifice more, whereas the other ones could make a better
>strategic choice.
>
>In theory, if i choose to play with this triple brain function against the other
>engines i will naturally win because shredder in the best engine ever. But if i
>play a test match against the default setting i will certainly win with at least
>65% of the points. In fact Shredder will play the best risky line when this is
>needed but it also choose the right strategic move when requested. The only
>problem is if this function could give equal thinking time for the Three
>engines, so that there will be no difference concerning the quality of the
>analysis by the three engines. May be this function will better run on
>Multiple-CPU machines (3 or 6 processors), but also it could run better on CPU
>holding the hyperthreading function.
>
>It could be really an interesting experience.
>But we must dream for such a GUI; Chessbase has still a lot of job to do !! It
>could be really an interesting thing to invest on how to hold the triple brain
>function in the Fritz's GUI.  So i make this message for ChessBase to encourage
>her to do such a thing  !!!
hi zaid,
thanks i will imeidiatly go buy schredder and beat it 65% of the time.
regards
mike



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