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Subject: Re: Brand new Fruit 2.0 "fast" (from 24.12.2004) on playchess.com

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 12:18:31 12/29/04

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On December 29, 2004 at 14:58:43, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On December 29, 2004 at 14:53:42, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>On December 29, 2004 at 14:43:40, Dann Corbit wrote:
>>
>>>Here is the current result of a little 10'+10" contest I have running:
>>>  Program       Elo    +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws
>>>1 Fruit_src   : 2850   66 149    52    83.7 %   2566   17.3 %
>>>2 Crafty-1917 : 2670   85  86    52    61.5 %   2588   26.9 %
>>>3 Glaurung    : 2660   85  89    53    60.4 %   2587   22.6 %
>>>4 Arasanx     : 2648   90  90    52    57.7 %   2594   19.2 %
>>>5 Movei       : 2572   81  93    52    45.2 %   2606   25.0 %
>>>6 Ges         : 2518   82  83    53    37.7 %   2605   30.2 %
>>>7 Natwarlal   : 2494  100  80    52    33.7 %   2612   21.2 %
>>>8 GreKo       : 2389  147  69    52    20.2 %   2627   13.5 %
>>>
>>>Conclusion:
>>>Fruit 2.0 looks pretty strong.
>>>The Ges version is 1.32, and I was a bit surprised at how well Ges performed.
>>
>>I am surprised by the bad result of movei.
>>It is certainly weaker than Fruit and probably also weaker than Crafty inspite
>>of the fact that I do not think that it is weaker than Crafty19.17 that is known
>>to be a weak version of Crafty but I think that it is stronger than Glaurung and
>>Arasan.
>>
>>public version even performed better than Crafty19.15 in a recent tournament
>>
>>see
>>http://www.playwitharena.co.uk/modules.php?name=ATL_League
>
>I think that there may have been a problem in recoginzing the movei book.  I
>will look into it.

Movei, Fruit, and Natwarlal are not using a book -- not sure why yet.
In a 10'+10" contest, lack of a book should be very telling.  Not sure why Fruit
should still be pounding the stuffings out of everybody.



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