Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 12:53:26 06/08/04
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On June 08, 2004 at 14:22:44, Mihaly Szalai wrote: >On June 08, 2004 at 13:57:38, Mihaly Szalai wrote: > >>On June 08, 2004 at 12:43:31, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>On June 08, 2004 at 11:24:03, Matthew Hull wrote: >>> >>>>Enable a user-defined list of accounts/opponents for which crafty will maintain >>>>separate learning files. >>>> >>>>Another twist might be that such a list could designate a separate set of >>>>"personality" settings for each opponent in the list. >>> >>> >>>This is planned. IE it already has a list that can be used to direct a specific >>>named opponent to a particular "books.bin" type file. IE I could create a >>>special start book called "gambit.bin" to be used when playing "hyatt" and do >>>this: >>> >>>list SO +hyatt gambit.bin >>> >>>This presumes that the "name" command is later used to identify the opponent, >>>something that is automatic when running on a chess server. >>> >>>I plan to modify this command a bit, something like this: >>> >>>list SP +name book=filename personality=filename etc. >> >>That's what I always missed in Chessmaster. >>Is it possible that Crafty would take into account the strength >>of the opponent? Ie. when playing a lower rated player, it >>would switch to a more risky style and vice versa. >> >>I'm looking forward this new and exciting version of Crafty. >>(You'll spare me 50 $ because I won't buy Chessmaster X ;)) >> >>Best wishes >>Mihaly > >In the meantime I checked: Arena sends to Crafty only my name >but not my Elo... (( > >White(1): name Szalai, M. >Crafty 19.13 vs Szalai, >White(1): time 180500 >time remaining: 30:05 (crafty). >White(1): otim 180500 >time remaining: 30:05 (opponent). Most of the xboard stuff is stuff I either wrote and sent to Tim Mann, or else stuff I asked him to write himself. IE the "name", "rating" and so forth. They are certainly useful and I use the rating to adjust draw contempt, etc...
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