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Subject: Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation?

Author: Nick Rowe

Date: 04:56:28 02/27/04

On February 27, 2004 at 07:07:47, Thorsten Greiner wrote:

>>I am interested in knowing which engines GM's use for evaluation of their games.
>>Anyone has info about that?
>
>I tend to think that most use a rather complicated, carbon-based neural network
>which has been trained for many years using advanced learning techniques. :-)

Probably most high 90% use Fritz in some capacity.  Not to say that it is best,
but it is certainly good and has been around a long time  and is well known.
Junior, Hiarcs, and Shredder will also be used by a number.  shredder 8, though
i'm starting to believe is truly the best overall i used to be a holdout for
Fritz, but i think the mantle has clearly passed to shredder with the release of
shredder 8

Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Geert van der Wulp 05:02:08 02/27/04
- Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Uri Blass 05:08:07 02/27/04
  - Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Geert van der Wulp 05:26:56 02/27/04
    - Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Keith Kaplon 05:39:10 02/27/04
      - Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Geert van der Wulp 05:46:30 02/27/04
        
        Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Stephen Ham 07:20:08 02/27/04
        
        Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Geert van der Wulp 07:28:57 02/27/04
        
        Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Stephen Ham 14:12:41 02/27/04
        
        Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Manfred Meiler 15:23:26 02/27/04
        
        Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Stephen Ham 08:27:21 02/28/04
    - Re: What engine do GM's use for evaluation? Bigler David 05:36:52 02/27/04

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