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Subject: Re: Matches with 386-machines (Christophe's proposal?)

Author: Christophe Theron

Date: 09:19:06 12/10/98

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On December 10, 1998 at 08:58:50, Jari Huikari wrote:

>On December 09, 1998 at 13:28:25, Christophe Theron wrote:
>
>>I think Paul Petersson (palp@algonet.se) is willing to organize a 386
>>tournament. I don't know if he has got all the machines he wanted. I told him I
>>send him my best Tiger when the tournament begins. Maybe you can contact him?
>
>I heard today that there is a site, where over 3000 386-games has already
>been played. My programs too.
>
>The rating list of them can be found from:
>
>http://members.aol.com/herrmannaw/tabelle.html
>
>(Is this already added to Resource Center's CHESS LINKS?? Great page!!!)
>
>
>There was yours LIGHT TIGER. I think you ought to contact Andreas Herrmann,
>and send him your full version of Tiger.
>
>					Jari


He should have contacted me before. It is completely useless to test Chess Tiger
Light, as it has been weakened on purpose!

There is something else: he uses 15s/move time setting. It is a nonsense to use
such settings, because you cannot be sure that one program is not going to think
a lot more than the other one. At least in my implementation of this time
control, there is no guarantee that Tiger will really average 15s/move.

The ranking of Chess Tiger Light is also very strange. It is at place #142, when
several version of Sargon are ranked lower. Remember that Tiger Light is a demo,
and is very weak. And I know these versions of Sargon are better than Tiger
Light...

I think I'm going to contact him and suggest sereval ways to improve his list.
However I like this list and I would like to see where my best version of Tiger
(currently 11.7.5) would stand.


    Christophe



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