Author: Mihaly Szalai
Date: 11:41:24 10/06/04
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On October 06, 2004 at 13:33:19, David Dahlem wrote: >On October 06, 2004 at 13:10:38, David Dahlem wrote: > >>On October 06, 2004 at 08:32:20, Mike Byrne wrote: >> >>>Alpha Pocket Crafty 19.17 SE in alpha stage. It is playing within a GUI , will >>>have most ofthe SE features. >>> >>>Personality Opening Books - Plan is now to generate opening books that will >>>just about every move the "real" personality played in their games for about the >>>first 20 - 25 moves. Of course, you have to play what their opponents played >>>for it to stay in the personality book. Fischer personality book will be >>>completed first. It is very cool. It really give you a sense of the openings >>>the personality played. >> >>Hi Mike >> >>Nice idea. Is there not a way to create a personality book that will only play >>moves made by the human GM, and not play moves made by his opponent? I just >>checked the crafty docs, and under the intructions for creating books.bin, i >>found this statement ... >> >>"You can append a "!" to any move you want; Crafty will play the moves marked >>with "!" if there are any, ignoring the rest of the book moves found in >>book.bin." >> >>So if all the moves made by the GM were marked with "!" in the pgn used to >>create books.bin, couldn't this be used to create a book that "only" made moves >>by the human GM? >> >>Regards >>Dave > >After reading further in the crafty docs, i also saw this statement ... > >"You can enter as many "!" as you want. On the other hand, if a move is appended >with a "?" Crafty will never play it. Moves in books.bin that are not flagged >with either "!" or "?" don't have any influence on Crafty's choice at all." > >So it seems to be possible to mark the opponents moves with a "?" so they will >never be played. If a quick and easy way to mark moves in this manner could be >found, a personality book can be created that "truly" plays like a human GM. :-) > >Regards >Dave Hi Dave, see my PGN files with flagged moves: http://misimatt.freeweb.hu/csebook.zip Mihaly
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