Author: Richard Pijl
Date: 12:49:41 11/06/04
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On November 06, 2004 at 14:49:40, Nolan Denson wrote:
>The below setup was shown for tiger 15 and tiger 2004. But i decided to run it
>on other programs as well. Its seems others took over 2:00 minutes as well with
>a score of more than 2 units.
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>But when i ran it on Tao 5.7, wow I was surprised of the score i got and how
>short of a time.
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>Tao 5.7 found Kg3 in 45 sec's with a score of 5.75 !!!!
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>[D]2r2rk1/1bpR1p2/1pq1pQp1/p3P2p/P1PR3P/5N2/2P2PPK/8 w - -
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>Here it is yet another nice position in which Chess Tiger 2004 largely surpasses
>CT15. (A clever king maneuver!). Took from BS2830, n. 15: Best move Kg3. Chess
>Tiger 2004: 2min 45sec; CT15: 17min 1sec (both at ply 15).
I'm not sure what HW you were using. The Baron is below two minutes too (on
P4-2.4). The score on 11 ply is still a fail high score. At uneven plies I don't
let the Baron resolve big fail high's, but rather go to the next ply (if it is
too early to stop and return a move). So the first 'exact' score after the
initial fail high on Kg3 is shown after almost 5 minutes:
9(14)& 0:09.28 1874836 +0.98 Qf6-f4 Kg8-g7 Kh2-h1 Kg7-g8 Qf4-h6
Bb7-a8 Kh1-g1 Qc6xa4 Nf3-g5
9(16). 0:11.86 2537007 +0.98 Qf6-f4 Kg8-g7 Kh2-h1 Kg7-g8 Qf4-h6
Bb7-a8 Kh1-g1 Qc6xa4 Nf3-g5
10(15)& 0:15.49 3343433 +0.98 Qf6-f4 Kg8-g7 c2-c3 Rc8-e8 Qf4-f6
Kg7-g8 Kh2-g1 Bb7-c8 Rd7-d8 Qc6xa4 Nf3-g5
10(18). 0:20.38 4703827 +0.98 Qf6-f4 Kg8-g7 c2-c3 Rc8-e8 Qf4-f6
Kg7-g8 Kh2-g1 Bb7-c8 Rd7-d8 Qc6xa4 Nf3-g5
11(17)& 0:32.35 7484007 +0.86 Qf6-f4 Kg8-g7 c2-c3 Rc8-e8 Qf4-f6
Kg7-g8 Kh2-g1 Bb7-c8 Rd7-d8 Qc6xa4 Nf3-g5
Bc8-b7
11(19)+ 1:14.53 17203862 +1.28 Kh2-g3 (Rc8-e8) (Kg3-f4) (Qc6xa4) (Kf4-g5)
11(19). 1:30.63 20248072 +2.53 Kh2-g3 (Rc8-e8) (Kg3-f4) (Qc6xa4) (Kf4-g5)
12(19)+ 2:04.30 26683497 +3.00 Kh2-g3 (Rc8-e8) (Kg3-f4) (Qc6xa4) (Kf4-g5)
12(19)+ 2:43.57 33945905 +4.98 Kh2-g3 (Rc8-e8) (Kg3-f4) (Qc6xa4) (Kf4-g5)
12(22)& 4:57.75 60219756 +6.69 Kh2-g3 Qc6xd7 Rd4xd7 Bb7-c6 Rd7-e7
Rc8-e8 Re7xc7 Bc6xf3 Kg3xf3 Re8-c8 Rc7-d7
Rc8xc4
12(22). 5:06.98 62555386 +6.69 Kh2-g3 Qc6xd7 Rd4xd7 Bb7-c6 Rd7-e7
Rc8-e8 Re7xc7 Bc6xf3 Kg3xf3 Re8-c8 Rc7-d7
Rc8xc4
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>
>I think if this program gets its endgame together it could be a beast.
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