Author: Jason Kent
Date: 18:44:44 02/25/04
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>>Aha. I see you are using the fritz powerbook with max variety... >> >>That begs the question of what your "tournament" is supposed to show, since a >>wide book introduces _lots_ of luck into the outcome, and won't be reproducible >>by anyone else since nobody uses one common book for multiple engines... > >What do you mean "nobody"? Everybody does do it all the time! And a wide book is >even better, it shows what your search-object (engine) is capable of in a wide >variety of positions, in stead of playing over and over and over the same few >"proven" openings. If Crafty is mated in 12 moves in an irregular opening, >wouldnt' that be interesting to know? Think about it. The only problem is that sometimes one engine comes out of the opening with +2.00 evaluation. It makes it nearly impossible for the worse of engine to win.
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