Author: Dan Kiski
Date: 02:42:05 12/30/98
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On December 30, 1998 at 03:39:09, Komputer Korner wrote: >On December 29, 1998 at 16:20:06, Dan Kiski wrote: > >>The following game is from Fritz 5.16 v MCP8 >> >>Fritz 5.16 white >>MCP8 black >> >>1. NF3......NF6 >>2. D4.......E6 >>3. C4.......B6 >>4. NC3......BB7 >>5. A3.......D5 >>6. CD.......ED >>7. QA4 +....C6 >>8. G3.......NBD7 >>9. BG2......BD6 >>10. 0-0......0-0 >>11. BF4......QE7 >>12. BXD6.....QXD6 >>13. RFD1.....RFD8 >>14. E3.......A5 >>15. RAE1.....BA6 >> >>Fritz is now out of book but chooses NH4, MCP8 is still in book expecting QB3. >> >>Now the postion after 16. NH4 i have played through countless times at varying >>time controls yet MCP8 seems to always choose 16.......NG4. >> >>It has lost from this position over and over but always chooses 16.....NG4 and >>after Fritz's 17. E4 replys with 17......QF6 it might from this point try to >>change the odd move yet according to Fritz it was already way in front, can >>someone explain how this book learning works and how many losses will it take >>before the computer in this case MCP8 varies it's responce, in this case most >>likely remove 16........NG4 since this seems to be the start of its problems. >>At one point it added 16......NG4 to book after 6 straight losses using it. >> >>I wait until it is 7 points behind claim the win and then scroll back. Play 16. >>NH4 then carry on again. Am I doing something wrong with this method. > >Maybe MCP8 doesn't learn if you claim a win. >-- >Komputer korner While that could be true, it don't explain why it would add NG4 to book as a reply to NH4 unless it had the games in memory.
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