Author: James T. Walker
Date: 05:17:26 11/27/98
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On November 27, 1998 at 07:08:59, Rafael Vasquez wrote: >On November 27, 1998 at 03:57:50, Arjen Oudheusden wrote: >Depending on how ou set EOC. It seems like you set it as active or strong. That >will make Rebel begin analizyng the EOC's move. If it's score for the move is >not better than for an other of the legal moves, then it will play that with the >better score. It also takes into account for the scoring the performance of the >move (percentage). It will add points to the score of the move if it's >performance is high (even if REBEL's analisys indicate another move sligthl >better it will play the one with the better performance then.). >The point is that unless ou set EOC=Book REBEL will not follow strictly the >moves in the database, instead it will make an intelligent choice. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hello, I would like to point out that if you do set "EOC=BOOK" rebel will find some very stupid moves and actually make them. These are moves that lose immediately ! I have complained about this bug to Rebel. I have comfirmed it here with other Rebel 10 users. Jim Walker >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>I think there's a strange quirck in Rebel 10's EOC. Sometimes when having EOC on >>it comes up with a move in a position that is already far out of the opening >>book and out of EOC itself. So the first time I thought: WOW what a great >>gadget, this position has been played before. However, when I followed the >>suggested move, EOC disappeared again. After this has happened more often, I am >>now almost conivinced this is a bug. >> >>Another minus of EOC is that it does not refer you to the original games played >>from a certain position. In that way there's still room for improvement Ed! >> >>And PLEASE ED make that TASCboard interface working in Rebel! >> >>(I've decided to hammer on about this now until it's done. TASCBOARD owners this >>is a call to arms!) >> >>Arjen.
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