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Subject: Re: Offer (eval testing)

Author: Bas Hamstra
Date: 23:53:51 09/26/04
On September 27, 2004 at 01:31:37, Sergei S. Markoff wrote:

>In new SmarThink I implemented such a command:
>
>epdevl <f> ................ Produces static evaluations for EPD-file <f>
>
>The idea is to compare our engines on special testsets. It can help all
>programmers to debug their eval.
>
>I see, that some programmers keeping ther eval functions in secret. For example,
>Ruffian produces first score only after big time interval. Anyway, I think that
>there are a lot of people interested in some common research.
>
>You can compare your eval and find positions for which your eval is
>significantly different to other engines eval.
>
>Example of using command for
>http://www.jakob.at/steffen/hossa/testsuites/wac.epd:
>
>========== begin ============
>SmarThink v0.18a[lpha]
>Error opening "Book.smt"!
>Transposition size is 524288 entries (10485760 bytes)
>Pawn hash size is 262144 entries (5767168 bytes)
>EGTBHashSize=1048576 bytes
>Aggressivity=100%
>Cowardice=100%
>ResignValue=800
>ResignTimes=3
>UseEGTB=on
>EGTB path="c:\tablebases\"
>UseBookWeights=on
>UseBookLearning=on
>BookLearningMode=KILL
>VarietyOfPlay=10
>BookLearningBound=400
>UseLearning=off
>UseLearningData=off
>LogLearningIntoFile=off
>Pondering=on
>
>EGTB files not found
>
>> epdevl wac.epd
>
>-153
>88
>-71
>18
>-493
>-122
>-81
>408
>-422
>63
>20
>-575
>-104
>57
>353
>-17
>-7
>77
>-167
>237
>186
>-27
>111
>15
>-35
>-170
>-470
>-40
>85
>-54
>89
>-12
>200
>93
>162
>-111
>-113
>-414
>-39
>24
>621
>54
>47
>-176
>-70
>-1
>-136
>-25
>-14
>-640
>-298
>300
>-150
>206
>-40
>14
>-225
>3
>-6
>-422
>-76
>-316
>182
>194
>39
>178
>-221
>203
>148
>-13
>-145
>86
>123
>404
>-384
>33
>280
>221
>-45
>37
>252
>-27
>57
>-330
>323
>32
>235
>-159
>502
>60
>70
>-27
>-5
>338
>-303
>132
>282
>38
>54
>383
>56
>43
>-192
>-33
>354
>3
>-73
>-133
>49
>-44
>73
>485
>-199
>-68
>-98
>58
>62
>-56
>-38
>238
>-69
>277
>-183
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>4
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>102
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>105
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>30
>-256
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>150
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>66
>67
>30
>175
>-29
>-14
>17
>236
>6
>13
>128
>383
>13
>-241
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>43
>57
>358
>152
>-233
>-15
>175
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>-40
>183
>312
>-7
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>221
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>16
>366
>68
>24
>54
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>28
>191
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>15
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>71
>34
>23
>-289
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>173
>-257
>55
>172
>-261
>178
>-220
>-555
>20
>-429
>69
>-167
>-58
>-457
>171
>330
>75
>-397
>117
>310
>-291
>12
>38
>184
>221
>17
>-44
>200
>59
>166
>-19
>-67
>-72
>-91
>-171
>138
>-78
>236
>70
>312
>154
>254
>-156
>5
>-68
>302
>-176
>-202
>-20
>18
>119
>41
>-62
>-123
>272
>120
>-104
>147
>-162
>18
>-197
>45
>-5
>54
>28
>-100
>124
>6
>110
>82
>-241
>-220
>97
>-10
>70
>375
>-168
>-813
>205
>-871
>-387
>340
>53
>120
>140
>16
>-259
>-20
>323
>-232
>57
>-4
>179
>201
>-120
>339
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