Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 19:58:30 10/07/04
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On October 06, 2004 at 23:52:19, David Dahlem wrote: >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? it does --- it has counter --I'm not exactly sure what it counts - perhaps leaf nodes? what exactly are using search and replace to mark all the moves in 30 minutes? > >Regards >Dave
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