Author: Uri Blass
Date: 05:23:59 12/29/03
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On December 29, 2003 at 08:01:26, Igor Gorelikov wrote: >The final qualifier for the Stars Only-3 >======================================== > >The final qualifier for the Stars Only event is concluded. >To be qualified, a new version needs to take upper place than the best >previous version. >To be qualified, a new engine needs to take upper place than the third star >(that is Crafty 16.19). > >Time control: 30'+3" >Celeron 1.7GHZ 128MB; hash settings is up to 38MB in sum for each engine; >resign is set to 6; few 5-men Nalimov's TBs. >Galis WBTM is used to arrange the event. > >Stars Only 3, Qual-3 >Celeron 1.7GHz 128MB, 2003.12.24 - 2003.12.28 > 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S R B >-------------------------------------------------------------- > 1 Ruffian 1.0.1 XX == 11 =1 1= 1= 11 11 1= 13 1 93.25 > 2 Ruffian 1.0.5 == XX 10 =1 11 =1 == =1 11 11= 2 83.00 > 3 Chinito 3.25 00 01 XX =0 1= 10 11 =1 =1 9 3 61.50 > 4 Crafty 16.19 =0 =0 =1 XX =1 00 0= 1= =1 7= 4-5 56.50 > 5 Delfi 4.4 0= 00 0= =0 XX =1 =1 =1 =1 7= 4-5 50.00 > 6 Crafty 19.8 SE 0= =0 01 11 =0 XX 0= == =0 6= 6 51.50 > 7 Crafty 19.8 DC 00 == 00 1= =0 1= XX =0 == 6 7-8 44.25 > 8 Delfi 3.5 00 =0 =0 0= =0 == =1 XX =1 6 7-8 40.75 > 9 Chinito 3.1 0= 00 =0 =0 =0 =1 == =0 XX 5 9 37.25 >-------------------------------------------------------------- >Games 72/72, +25 -16 =31 I wonder if there is a significant difference between 19.8 SE and 19.8 DC I see the following problem with having 2 crafty19.8 that are almost the same and it is learning. Supose Chinito3.25 beats 19.8 SE with white and later learn and repeat the win against 19.8 DC when DC does not know about the game. Chinito3.25 loses against 19.8 SE with black so it does not try to repeat the opening against 19.8 DC and win. You can see that 19.8 DC suffers from learning of the opponents. 19.8 SE may suffer from learning of another opponent that has opposite order of opponents. Uri
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