Author: David Dahlem
Date: 20:52:19 10/06/04
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On October 06, 2004 at 22:16:04, Mike Byrne wrote: >You had a nice thread going on personality books. > >Let me describe my process - I create a pgn file for Fischer with White -- I run >that through bookup - flag the most common moves for white going somewhere >between 20 to 50ply (10 - 25 moves deep). I flag only the white moves. I then >the same with Fischer as black pgn., flagging only the most common black moves. >I export the bookup file as multiple pgn's and the combine both test files to >create one fischer.bin (later I will modify Crafty to look for fischer.bin when >playing as with fischer personality), import the moves in Crafty. Crafty will >then play just like Fischer wther white or black. With Bookup, I should be able >to make one personality book in about 4 hours. It is really cool and it works. > > >The fischer.bin only has about 30,000+ positions, so it is not a very big book. >maybe 1 MB. Hi Mike I don't have Bookup, but i think i can mark the moves using the search and replace feature of my text editor. This will also require splitting into white.pgn and black.pgn. All of the moves for the selected grandmaster will get marked. It shouldn't take over 30 minutes to create a book using this method. I'm not sure what you mean by most common moves. Bookup must have a feature that identifies the most common moves? Regards Dave
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