Author: William Penn
Date: 13:33:57 12/24/03
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On December 24, 2003 at 00:31:45, Derek Paquette wrote: >Hypothetical situation : >Let us say you had more money than you knew what to do with so you approached >Stefan Meyer-Kahlen and you said you would like to buy all rights to the current >and future Shredder series aswell as pay him to keep creating versions. With >full ownership to the product, what would you change in terms of engine design, >GUI design and deliberations with world grandmasters. > >Would you try and go for the 4 games, tournament time control? >How would you set the rules so you could get the super grandmasters to play say >10 games or 12... > >You have the strongest computer program in the palm of your hand with a great >programmer hammering away everyday to try and improve it, > >what would you do? 1-Ask him to get the bugs out of the analysis, so that more than the first ply is reliable. 2-Ask him what's the best hash table sizes to use for different time controls, including infinite analysis (when run for an hour or more). 3-Ask him to explain all of the user settings available with the engine, and the exact effects of each. 4-Ask him what are the best user settings for the engine, and for the tablebase cache, for use in infinite analysis mode (when run for an hour or more). WP
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