Author: m.d.hurd
Date: 23:59:56 12/16/03
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On December 16, 2003 at 19:56:21, Mike S. wrote: >On December 16, 2003 at 18:10:01, m.d.hurd wrote: > >>Is there any way to analyse or blunder check an small opening book I have >>created within Fritz gui ? > >Run an engine match with very many games using that book, but set the move limit >in the match dialogue to "1" only. This will produce short "games" where only >one "out of book" move will be calculated by the engine each. I think, for real >blunders to spot only a few seconds per move will be sufficient, i.e. just >enough to reach ~8 plies depth. If high evals occur, you'd have to investigate >further anyway. > >This doesn't check every move though, but only the resulting positions at the >end of the book variants. Maybe it's recommendable to repeat that test with >different F4 book options. > >The F1 help says about this: > >"Move limit: This limits the length of individual games. The number gives the >number of ply (half-moves) after leaving the openings book. In the database, the >games are stored without a result, but with an evaluation symbol. > >Tip: If you want to check an openings book, set the move limit to “1”. The >program will go to the ends of different lines, calculate one move and save them >with an evaluation symbol." > >Regards, >M.Scheidl Thanks for that I will give it a try. Mike
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