Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 13:08:12 12/15/03
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On December 15, 2003 at 15:57:51, Uri Blass wrote: >On December 15, 2003 at 15:49:14, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>On December 15, 2003 at 15:21:57, Tord Romstad wrote: >> >>>On December 15, 2003 at 13:58:02, Dann Corbit wrote: >>> >>>>Number of tests: 183 >>>>Max score: 183 >>>>Engines score: 165 >>>>Number with full score: 165 >>>>Found in: 1 sec = 28, 2 sec = 11, 5 sec = 29, 10 sec = 20, 30 sec = 30, 1 min = >>>>9, 2 min = 12, 5 min = 17, 10 min = 4, 30 min = 5, >>>>Time used for tests (wrong answer=900s): 27361s >>>> >>>>Positions with error (id): >>>>ECM.1068, ECM.1197, ECM.1204, ECM.1217, ECM.1227, >>>>ECM.1229, ECM.1265, ECM.1273, ECM.1294, ECM.1308, ECM.1314, >>>>ECM.1438, ECM.1533, ECM.1592, ECM.1612, ECM.1617, ECM.1621, >>>>ECM.1622 >>> >>>Thanks for the results, Dann! It looks slightly disappointing, even >>>considering the slow hardware. The results for Gothmog 0.4.2g on a Pentium >>>IV 2.4 GHz: >>> >>>Found in: 1 sec = 72, 2 sec = 22, 5 sec = 26, 10 sec = 13, 30 sec = 15 >>> >>>I've never found the patience to run the test with more than 30 seconds >>>per position. >> >>At 30 seconds, you solve 148. Your machine is about 3 times as fast as the one >>I am using. > >I think that it is less than 3 time faster because PIV is known to be slower for >chess. > >> >>So your results are about the same as crafty's: >>149 at 2 min is the closest measure to your score. You seem to solve some >>faster initially. >> >>If you have a weekend of machine time, I would be interested to know how your >>program does given 15 minutes per position. The result of Gothmog is very >>impressive to me. > >I think that the most impressive result for the free programs is probably >knightdreamer's result. I saw that page. I don't understand the units. If he really solved all those problems in 1/10 of a second, it would be astonishing. I think it must be minutes.
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