Author: GeoffW
Date: 12:37:05 09/27/04
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Hello Bob
The command seems to be
evtest <filename> [exitcnt]
Except I was a bit puzzled as to what the exitcnt parameter acutally is ?
Seems to give different format outputs depending whether I used 1,2, or 3.
I am trying to grab the result from Crafty in a simple 300 row file. It isnt
playing ball at the moment though !
regards Geoff
On September 27, 2004 at 12:57:25, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>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>
>>
>
>
>Crafty has had such a command for many years, for this very reason.
>
>
>
>
>>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
>>-35
>>4
>>-233
>>128
>>-447
>>102
>>-96
>>-196
>>308
>>105
>>-185
>>-80
>>216
>>30
>>-256
>>-218
>>150
>>-253
>>-50
>>66
>>67
>>30
>>175
>>-29
>>-14
>>17
>>236
>>6
>>13
>>128
>>383
>>13
>>-241
>>-212
>>43
>>57
>>358
>>152
>>-233
>>-15
>>175
>>-137
>>-40
>>183
>>312
>>-7
>>-124
>>-73
>>221
>>-112
>>121
>>-243
>>-88
>>-369
>>-137
>>125
>>16
>>366
>>68
>>24
>>54
>>-192
>>-121
>>-222
>>-246
>>272
>>-225
>>204
>>-415
>>28
>>191
>>-94
>>-123
>>-640
>>-113
>>15
>>154
>>71
>>34
>>23
>>-289
>>138
>>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
>>=========== end =============
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