Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 08:54:28 10/17/04
October 17, 2004 Crafty v19.17 SE PB Update Just a quick update: The book parameters for personalities were changed to play more like the personaliity selected. The move now command (?) was broken when delay move was selected, it is now fixed. Also included is a "hand tuned" personality book for Capablanca. There are now two "hand tuned" books - Fischer and Capablanca (and more are on the way) and 22 auto generated books. The auto generated books will always stay in lines that the GM played, but perhaps in not correct percentages. The hand tuned books will play more closely to the percentages the GM played forthe first few moves. For example Fischer played e4 nearly 91% of the time and c5 against e4 81% of the time. Capablanca played e4 46% o the time, d4 42% of the time and against e4, Capablanca played e5 72% of the time, etc. When the persinality falls out its book , it will fall back to your bigger book.c The "hand tuned" Kasparov book is now in progress. Included in this zip file is the "hand tuned" Capablanca book. The rest of the books are available from Peter Skinner's Crafty website. http://www.crafty-chess.com/win32.html Below is the direct link to personality books - about 10MB in size http://www.crafty-chess.com/pbbooks.zip Best, Michael Byrne ps For those that wich to be add to the Crafty SE mailing list, send me an email with the word "include" in the header. To be removed from teh mailing list, send me an e-mail with the word "remove". All e-mails are sent bcc (blind carbon copy) and the addresses are divulged to no one else ever. It is not neccessary to be on the mailing list to obtain the Crafty 19.17SE executable - they will also be available on Peter Skinner's Crafty website and http://www.crafty-chess.com/ and Leo Dijksman's WBEC Ridderkerk website http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/ (much information about winboard engines/ tournaments etc).
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