Author: Michael Yee
Date: 18:10:35 01/20/04
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On January 20, 2004 at 21:02:31, Peter Skinner wrote: >On January 20, 2004 at 20:54:03, Michael Yee wrote: > >>On January 20, 2004 at 19:32:51, Peter Skinner wrote: >> >>>On January 20, 2004 at 18:42:24, Paul Doire wrote: >>> >>>>Why has Crafty's book.bin size dropped from the original 12.5MB size to 5.22MB >>>>at Dr. Hyatts site? >>>>Is it a new book ? any better? I am interested in running a match >>>>between Ruffian 2 and Crafty 19.09 (Skinner.exe). >>>> >>>>I want to be sure that I have the "latest greatest" >>>>Crafty and books. >>>> >>>>Thanks in advance, >>>>Paul >>> >>>I would download the book that I have made available. I have made it myself, and >>>plays against all opponents very well. Download the books here: >>> >>>http://members.shaw.ca/craftychess >>> >>>Or here are the quick links: >>> >>>http://members.shaw.ca/craftychess/book.zip >>>http://members.shaw.ca/craftychess/books.zip >>>http://members.shaw.ca/craftychess/bookc.zip >> >>Hi Peter, >> >>Do you remember approximately how you created those books? (e.g., what >>collection of games, depth, etc.) >> >>Thanks, >>Michael > >Yes I do in fact. I created the book.bin with the command book create 60 10 60, >the books.bin with books create 60, and the bookc.bin is the same from the >Crafty ftp. > >The source pgn that I used was a collection of Crafty games (from the ftp), the >enormous.pgn from the crafty ftp, I had a bot logged onto ICC for about 5 months >that collected games from the GM/IM and high rated bots playing there. I then >collected games from This Week In Chess (TWIC) website, merged it all together, >removed duplicates and filtered out alot of junk with scid, and then created the >book. > >I hope that answers your questions. Overall I think I have made a very good >book. > >Peter. Thanks for the details! I'm looking forward to trying it out... Michael
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